What may cause a diesel engine cylinder head to crack?
• Diesel engine cooling systems and how heat is removed from the cylinder head • The effect of restricted cooling water passages on metal temperature and stress • Where most heat is concentrated: intake vs exhaust side of the head
• Which of these options would cause the cylinder head metal to run hotter overall, not just a single part? • How would scale or deposits inside cooling passages affect the flow of cooling water and the head’s ability to get rid of heat? • Which parts normally run hottest in a diesel and rely heavily on good cooling to prevent warping or cracking?
• Verify which choice directly reduces cooling efficiency of the cylinder head as a whole • Check which option would likely lead to localized overheating and thermal stress in the metal • Eliminate any options that mainly affect lubrication or ring sealing rather than cylinder head temperature
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