2-8.2-9.2-10.2-11.2-12.What is the most preferred ratio2-13.Which of the following is NOT theof the torque multiplier?result of an improperly cooledcylinder liner?1.5 to 12.2 to 13.3 to 14.4 to 11.Liner failure2.Thermal stress3.Uneven heating4.Fluctuation in rpmIf you use an extension to atorque adapter, how should thetorque applied to the part orfastener compare to the torqueindicated on the torque wrench?2-14.Which of the following conditionsis NOT a cause for the liner to beimproperly seated?1.It will be the same2.It will be greater3.It will be less1.Metal chips2.Oversized liner3.Nicks or burrs4.Improper filletsBefore you begin an inspection ortest of an engine frame or block,what should you do first?2-15.Broken piston rings will causewhich of the following problems?1.Consult the manufacturer'smanual because specificprocedures vary with differentengines2.Check the engine's preventivemaintenance schedule3.Clean the outside of theengine thoroughly4.Warm up the engine1.Scored cylinder liners2.Connecting bearing failure3.High lube oil temperature4.High freshwater temperature2-16.Which of the following symptoms isan indication of a scoredcylinder?A dye penetrant test meets therequirements for quality assurancewhen it is conducted by whatperson?1.High compression pressure2.Rapid wearing out of strainersand liner parts3.Low compression pressure4.Cracked or broken piston rings1.A QA inspector2.Any qualified person3.A certified nondestructivetesting technician4.A well-trained engineman2-17.Which of the following conditionswill produce out-of-round cylinderliners?Which of the following conditionscould indicate a crack in thecylinder liner of an engine?1.Operating the engine at toolow a temperature2.Defective main bearing3.Piston side thrust4.Improperly seated head2-18.How do you determine liner wear?1.Water standing atop thecylinder's piston after theengine is secured2.Abnormally high coolingtemperature when the engine isoperating3.Large amount of water in thelubricating oil4.Each of the above1.Take piston and linermeasurements and qet thedifference2.Take measurements at threelevels in the liner3.Compare wear of piston rings4.Compare compression readings10
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