TEST YOUR RE-SLEEVING KNOWLEDGE.
QUESTION (1) Dry sleeves or plain repair sleeves are produced in several wall thicknesses. The three most commonly used being an "A" "B" and a "C" sleeve. What wall thickness are they?
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QUESTION (2) What section sleeve would be (most commonly)used to repair a block where the conrod had broken through the cylinder wall? And why?
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QUESTION (3) What is the generally accepted crush applied to a sleeve when fitted in a cast iron block?
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QUESTION (4) When fitting a dry sleeve apart from the interference what should also ensure the sleeve cannot move in service?
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QUESTION (5) What has to be checked in the adjacent cylinders when sleeving a cylinder?
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QUESTION (6) If a block is bored to maximum o/s what check is important when selecting a sleeve?
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