Wherein your knowledge of internal combustion engines is queried.
Fuel type and number of cylinders
Number and arrangement of cylinders
Fuel type and valve arrangement
Valve and cylinder arrangement
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Every year (or every 50 000 Km)
Every two years, unless engine has freewheeling valves
At a specified interval (usually 100 000 Km)
Never; they are durable but noisy
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It helps the engine reach operating temperatures quicker
It can double the number of power strokes per cycle
It restricts breathing at higher engine speeds
It enhances breathing over greater RPM range
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They can warp when over heated & are expensive
They are heavy and expensive
They are heavy and can warp when over heated
They are expensive and have to be painted
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Coolant burning in combustion chamber
Oil burning in combustion chamber
ATF burning in the combustion chamber
Brake fluid burning in the combustion chamber
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Low oil pressure
Worn valve lifters
Broken timing belt (or chain)
All of the above
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Cylinder/compression ring wear & faulty exhaust resonator
Valve problems & vacuum system leakage
Valve problems & cylinder/compression ring wear
Engine timing off & vacuum system leakage
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Valve covers & head gasket
Front & rear crankshaft seals
Oil pan gasket & head gasket
PCV valve & system
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A mechanically sound engine
A good ignition system
Proper fuel system operation
All of the above
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50% of the highest cylinder
65% of the highest cylinder
85% of the highest cylinder
75% of the highest cylinder
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