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Marine Engine Theory (AEC1): Common Faults revision questions
10 Marine Engine Theory (AEC1): Common Faults questions sit in the Amidships bank, each written in plain English and explained rather than just marked. This page shows a sample you can work through right now. The topic appears in AEC Marine Engine.
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Sample questions
Answer in your head first, then reveal. If the explanation surprises you, that is the topic to drill.
While underway, the engine coolant temperature alarm sounds and the gauge shows a high reading. What is the most important first check to make?
A diesel engine starts and idles correctly but fails to reach full RPM and loses power when put in gear. What is a probable cause?
How this topic is examined
The bank splits Marine Engine Theory (AEC1): Common Faults across 0 recall questions, 0 applied questions and 0 harder judgement questions. Recall gets you the marks you cannot afford to drop; the applied and judgement questions are where candidates lose the exam. Work the recall until it is automatic, then spend your time on the rest.
Practise this properly
Reading is not revision. Answer questions, get them wrong, read the explanation and meet them again. Amidships tracks readiness topic by topic so you know where you stand.