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The outside diameter

1. When using the universal cam bearing installer, give the tool one hard rap to start the bearing into the bore. What should be done to the expanding mandrel before continuing? 2. What can be put on the outside diameter (O.D.) of the bearing to make cam bearing installation easier?

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The cylinder bore

1. Technician A says that a cracked cylinder bore cannot be repaired. Technician B says that when finish-honing after boring, stroking the hone out of the top of the cylinder bore will produce a taper that is hard to correct. Who is right?  a. Technician A only                               b. Technician B only  c. Both A and

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Bearing bore diameter

Technician A says that a main bearing that has burned will often cause the main bearing bore diameter to become smaller in some places. Technician B says that main caps should be torqued in place before reboring the block. Who is right? a. Technician A only                                      b. Technician B only  c. Both A and B      

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New piston and rings

A block from an early 1970s car has 0.012″ of bore taper. Technician A says to rebore oversize and use a new piston and rings. Technician B says to use 0.010″ oversized rings. Who is right? a. Technician A only                                           b. Technician B only c. Both A and B                                                    d. Neither A nor B

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Feeler gauge

Technician A says that the amount of taper a cylinder bore has can be determined using a piston ring and a feeler gauge. Technician B says that the greatest cylinder bore out-of-round wear will occur at the wrist pin ends of the piston. Who is right? a. Technician A only                                            b. Technician B only c.

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Stock

Technician A says that removing 0.015″ of material from the cylinder wall will result in a bore that is 0.030″ larger. Technician B says that a 0.030″ oversized cylinder has a wall thickness that is 0.015″ thinner than stock. Who is right?  a. Technician A only                                  b. Technician B only c. Both A and B                                           

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