During engine warm-up, the expansion of cylinder head valve stems due to the buildup of engine heat, is compensated for by the __________.
β’ Thermal expansion of metal parts in an engine as temperature increases β’ Purpose of valve lash (clearance) between the rocker arm and valve stem β’ How engines maintain proper valve timing and sealing as temperature changes
β’ When metal valve stems get longer as they heat up, what would happen to the valve operation if nothing compensated for that change? β’ Which of these choices directly relates to a small, intentional clearance in the valve train that can change as parts expand? β’ Do all of the listed systems act on the individual valve stem length, or do some control something more general, like speed or cooling?
β’ Identify which option is specifically about mechanical clearance in the valve train, not force or cooling. β’ Ask yourself: which choice exists mainly so that at normal operating temperature the valves open and close fully without staying slightly open? β’ Eliminate any options that act on overall engine speed or temperature rather than on the valve-to-rocker mechanical gap.
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