Engine Overhaul Flashcards
The main advantage of a drop forged crankshaft is that it:
a. Is the least expensive
b. Results in a strong crankshaft
c. Is easy to manufacture
d. Requires smaller counterweights
b. Results in a strong crankshaft
What effect reduces crankshaft vibrations?
a. Connecting rod bearing loads
b. Crankshaft bending moments
c. Flywheel loads
d. Torsional twisting of crankshaft
d. Torsional twisting of crankshaft
The part in the engine that tends to smooth out the flow of power by levelling off the power impulse is called:
a. Piston
b. Flywheel
c. Crankshaft
d. Balancer
b. Flywheel
Shot peening a crankshaft:
a. Relieves stress and gives a tough surface
b. Make the crankshaft weaker
c. Makes the surface smoother
d. Leaves small holes to hold oil
a. Relieves stress and gives a tough surface
It is important to check flywheel run out.
a. True
b. False
a. True
An engine balance shaft is used to:
a. Balance the crankshaft
b. Reduce torsional vibration
c. Smooth out power impulses
d. Smooth out engine vibration
d. Smooth out engine vibration
The crankshaft journals must be measure for the amount of [blank] and [blank].
a. Out of round and length
b. Diameter and width
c. Alignment and end play
d. Taper and out of round
d. Taper and out of round
A properly installed crankshaft with precision insert bearings but no rear seal installed:
a. Should turn with a heavy drag on it
b. Should not be able to be turned by hand
c. Should turn freely by hand
d. None of the above
c. Should turn freely by hand
When installing a wick type rear seal:
a. Trim the end flush with the parting surfaces.
b. Let the excess protrude.
c. Lay the excess across the parting surface.
d. Drive the excess down into the groove.
a. Trim the end flush with the parting surfaces.
A crankshaft rod bearing journal measures at standard diameter. There is 0.01222 wear only on the thrust side of the journal. In order to restore the units to serviceable condition, the rod journals will have to be ground:
a. 0.010”
b. 0.020”
c. 0.030”
d. 0.040”
b. 0.020”
Upper and lower bearing inserts automatically align when the cap is torqued.
a. True
b. False
b. False?
Counterweights on a crankshaft are used to:
a. Counter inertial loads caused by piston and rod velocity
b. Compensate for the weight of the piston and rod assemblies
c. Smooth out power impulse
d. Reduce torsional vibration
a. Counter inertial loads caused by piston and rod velocity
A four stroke 8 cylinder engine will have the crankpin positioned how many degrees apart?
a. 60 deg
b. 90 deg
c. 120 deg
d. 240 deg
b. 90 deg
If the crankshaft thrust bearing surfaces are worn beyond limits:
a. Replace the thrust bearings and install a thrust bearing shim kit.
b. Grind the thrust bearing surface and install undersize bearings.
c. Replace the crankshaft and bearings.
d. Leave it alone.
c. Replace the crankshaft and bearings.
Prior to removal, main bearing caps should be:
a. Carefully studied
b. Tapped lightly with a brass hammer
c. Thoroughly washed
d. Marked
d. Marked
Cylinders are measured near the top and near the bottom to determine:
a. Diameter
b. Out of round
c. Taper
d. Oversize
c. Taper
A typical repair for a cast iron block with 0.024” of cylinder taper would be:
a. Bore to 0.025” over and install new pistons.
b. Deglaze the cylinder and install new rings.
c. Hone, then rear to 0.030” over and install new pistons.
d. Bore, then hone to 0.030” over and install new pistons.
d. Bore, then hone to 0.030” over and install new pistons.
After machining, the cylinder walls are cleaned with:
a. Solvent
b. Soap and water
c. A hot tank
d. A glaze breaker
b. Soap and water
Crankshaft journals are inspected for:
a. Taper
b. Twist
c. Parallelism
d. All of the above
a. Taper
Which of the following is NOT a typical crankshaft journal wear pattern?
a. End to end taper
b. Hourglass taper
c. Fillet taper
d. Barrel taper
c. Fillet taper