Cylinder Head Components CDX Flashcards

1
Q

Technician A says multiple springs per valve may be used in engines designed to run at high rpm. Technician B says that the more pressure the valve springs have, the less wear will occur on the other valve train components. Who is correct?

A

Technician A

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The engine installed in a race car would have _______ intake and exhaust ports than an engine designed for low operating speeds.

A

larger

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3
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Hardened valve seats are often used for both intake and exhaust ports to accommodate:

A

extreme temperatures.

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4
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When discussing valve train components, Technician A says stamped rocker arms are very strong and may be used in high-horsepower engines. Technician B says forged rocker arms are used in high-torque, high-horsepower applications. Who is correct?

A

Technician B

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5
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The main benefit of using roller rocker arms in the valve train is:

A

reduced friction and wear.

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6
Q

What is flame propagation?

A

The movement of the flame front away from the spark plug across the combustion chamber

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7
Q

When discussing intake and exhaust port designs, Technician A says larger ports will increase an engine’s torque at low engine speeds. Technician B says larger ports will increase torque at high engine speeds. Who is correct?

A

Technician B

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8
Q

During a cylinder leakage test, air leaks into the cooling system (out of the radiator filler neck). What should the next step be?

A

Remove the head and inspect it and the head gasket for leaks.

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9
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Technician A says all parts removed from a cylinder head should be placed on a disassembly board or laid out carefully so the location they were removed from can be identified. Technician B says it is important to reassemble parts in their original locations so wear patterns will match. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

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10
Q

When removing a cylinder head, the first step is to:

A

research the removal procedure.

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11
Q

To determine if valve springs can be reused, they should be tested for spring height, installed pressure, and:

A

squareness.

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12
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Technician A says using roller rocker arms will reduce wear and friction in the valve train. Technician B says using roller rocker arms will increase fuel economy and performance. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

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13
Q

What is the purpose of multivalve, hemispherical chamber cylinder heads (3 or 4 valves per cylinder)?

A

To increase the engine’s power and efficiency

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14
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Technician A says that valve stem seals allow a small amount of oil to seep past them in order to lubricate the valve stems. Technician B says that no oil should seep past properly functioning valve stem seals. Who is correct?

A

Technician A

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15
Q

Which of the following problems can be caused by worn valve guides?

A

All of the answers listed

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16
Q

What is flame propagation?

A

The movement of the flame front away from the spark plug across the combustion chamber

17
Q

The engine installed in a race car would have _______ intake and exhaust ports than an engine designed for low operating speeds.

A

larger

18
Q

The wedge combustion chamber:

lowers hydrocarbon emissions.

has the spark plug placed at the thick end of the wedge.

has a small combustion chamber surface area.

A

All of the answers listed

19
Q

Two technicians are discussing a cracked cast iron head. Technician A says that some cracks can be welded successfully. Technician B says that some cracks can be repaired by pinning them. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

20
Q

Which of the following should you be aware of when removing a cylinder head?

A

Some manufacturers require the head bolts to be loosened in a specified pattern.

21
Q

During a cylinder leakage test, air leaks into the cooling system (out of the radiator filler neck). What should the next step be?

A

Remove the head and inspect it and the head gasket for leaks.

22
Q

When removing a cylinder head, the first step is to:

A

research the removal procedure.

23
Q

To begin cylinder head component reassembly, Technician A says valve stems should be coated with clean engine oil or engine assembly lubricant before installing the valves. Technician B says only the valve stem seals need to be lubricated for reassembly. Who is correct?

A

Technician A

24
Q

Technician A says all parts removed from a cylinder head should be placed on a disassembly board or laid out carefully so the location they were removed from can be identified. Technician B says it is important to reassemble parts in their original locations so wear patterns will match. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

25
Q

To determine if valve springs can be reused, they should be tested for spring height, installed pressure, and:

A

squareness.

26
Q

Technician A says generally, sodium-filled valves cannot be repaired or ground and must be replaced if problems occur. Technician B says sodium filled valves have a hollow stem where the sodium is located. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

27
Q

Which of the following problems can be caused by worn valve guides?

Excessive engine oil consumption

Exhaust smoke

Premature wear on the valve face, seat, and stem

A

All of the answers listed

28
Q

What is the purpose of multivalve, hemispherical chamber cylinder heads (3 or 4 valves per cylinder)?

A

To increase the engine’s power and efficiency

29
Q

The main benefit of using roller rocker arms in the valve train is:

A

reduced friction and wear.

30
Q

Which of the following tools should be used to measure valve clearance (lash) with solid valve lifters?

A

Feeler gauge

31
Q

In an L-head (flat head) engine design, where are the valves located?

A

In the block, off to one side of the cylinder

32
Q

Hardened valve seats are often used for both intake and exhaust ports to accommodate:

A

extreme temperatures.

33
Q

The maximum allowed warpage of the cylinder head gasket surface is typically:

A

0.003″ (0.0762 mm).

34
Q

Technician A says a cylinder head made of aluminum alloy cannot be checked for cracks with the Magna-Flux process. Technician B says the aluminum head can be dye tested for cracks and pressure checked for leaks. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

35
Q

Technician A says pushrods can best be checked for straightness by rolling them across a very flat surface such as a piece of glass. Technician B says rocker arms must be checked for wear at their valve end, pushrod end, and pivot area. Who is correct?

A

Both Technician A and Technician B

36
Q

When deciding whether to reuse valve springs, Technician A says a valve spring is sure to have correct pressure if it passes the height and squareness tests. Technician B says a valve spring that is not square can cause premature wear to the guide and stem. Who is correct?

A

Technician B