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Chapter 3 FAULTS, CAUSES AND REMEDIES OF PISTON, PISTON RINGS & PISTON PIN MCQs

1. Automobile piston is an extremely key part of ________ engine:

(A) Jet


(B) Wankel


(C) Combustion


(D) None of these




2. Any object in motion ______ any effort to change its speed or direction of motion:

(A) Increase


(B) Stop


(C) Resists


(D) None of these




3. The piston is lighter in weight:

(A) Cast iron


(B) Steel


(C) Aluminum alloy


(D) None of these




4. The combustion heat absorbed by the piston:

(A) 40%


(B) 50%


(C) 60%


(D) None of these




5. A surface mark made by an object being rubbed or scraped is called:

(A) Pitting


(B) Hissing


(C) Scuffing


(D) None of these




6. An advanced stage of scuffing is called:

(A) Scoring


(B) Coating


(C) Taping


(D) None of these




7. Insufficient clearance can cause the piston to ________ in the cylinder:

(A) Free


(B) Seize


(C) Speedy


(D) None of these




8. The piston rings are made of:

(A) Aluminum alloy


(B) Carbon steel


(C) Alloy cast iron


(D) None of these




9. The end gap of top ring is:

(A) 0.25 to 0.45 mm


(B) 0.10 to 0.20 mm


(C) 0.50 to 0.60 mm


(D) None of these




10. The method now most generally used in piston pin fitting:

(A) Full-Floating


(B) Semi-Floating


(C) Screw Fastened


(D) None of these




11. The ends of the spiral expander must always be _______ the ring joint:

(A) Top


(B) Bottom


(C) Opposite


(D) None of these




12. The vertical clearance remaining in the piston ring groove is called:

(A) End gap clearance


(B) Piston ring side clearance


(C) Piston clearance


(D) None of these




13. Piston ring groove side clearances should be between:

(A) 0.1 - 0.4 inch


(B) 0.01 – 0.04 inch


(C) 0.001 – 0.004 inch


(D) None of these




14. The piston rings can be inspected when the piston is ____ the cylinder:

(A) In


(B) Out of


(C) Both a & b


(D) None of these




15. The ________ fits into a groove turned in the piston boss:

(A) Ring


(B) Circlip spring


(C) Coil spring


(D) None of these




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