Technician A says that when checking engine oil, it is normal for the oil to catch fire if lit by a match. Technician B says that oil on the dipstick that catches fire when lit is a sign of fuel in the oil. Which technician is correct?

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Technician A says that when checking engine oil, it is normal for the oil to catch fire if lit by a match. Technician B says that oil on the dipstick that catches fire when lit is a sign of fuel in the oil. Which technician is correct?

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Answer: Technician B is correct.

Explanation:

When checking for oil in the engine. One should only Locate the oil dipstick which will give a correct measurement to know how much is in the engine.

Technician A gave wrong information which can lead to environmental hazards if one heeds to his advice

Technician B gave the right answer by saying that oil on the DIPSTICK that catches fire when lit is a sign of fuel in the oil and not the entire oil as proposed by Technician B

Technician A says that when checking engine​ oil, it is normal for the oil to catch fire if lit by a match. Technician B says that oil on the dipstick that catches fire when lit is a sign of fuel in the oil. Which technician is​ correct?

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Technician A says that when checking engine oil, it is normal for the oil to catch fire if lit by a match. Technician B says that oil on the dipstick that catches fire when lit is a sign of fuel in the oil. Which technician is correct?