InspectionQuestion 36 of 80
Watching the temperature, oil pressure, and air pressure gauges while driving helps you:
a.Save fuel only
b.Choose a radio station
c.Track your speed
d.Spot developing mechanical problems before they cause a breakdown
Explanation
Gauges give early warning of engine overheating, low oil pressure, or falling air pressure. Checking them regularly lets you stop and address a problem before it becomes a breakdown or a crash. Never ignore a warning light or an abnormal gauge reading.
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