Practice question

A school bus diesel has a steady knock that increases with engine speed and is loudest at light load, with no related fault codes. The technician should suspect:

  1. Mechanical wear such as a worn connecting rod bearing or piston-related noise
  2. A normal SCR dosing event
  3. A clogged cabin air filter
  4. Low DEF tank level

Answer: A — Mechanical wear such as a worn connecting rod bearing or piston-related noise

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