Item #16 of the piston shown in the illustration is a/an __________. Illustration MO-0011
⢠Piston ring grooves and drain holes in a trunk piston ⢠Function of an oil control ring versus compression rings ⢠Where a bearing insert tang or thrust washer would normally be located in an engine assembly
⢠Look closely at where arrow 16 is pointing in relation to the ring grooves and the interior of the piston. Is it pointing to a hole, a pin, or a plate? ⢠Ask yourself which of the options would logically be found up in the piston crown/skirt area versus down at the connecting rod big end or main bearings. ⢠Consider what path lubricating oil must take after it is scraped off the liner by the oil control ring.
⢠Verify whether item 16 is located near the ring grooves or near a bearing surface at the crank end. ⢠Check if the shape of item 16 is a hole/passage through the piston wall or a solid part like a pin or washer. ⢠Eliminate any choices that are normally found only in the connecting rod big end or main bearings, not in the piston head area.
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