When checking the valve stem to rocker arm clearances on an auxiliary diesel engine onboard your OSV, which of the following statements concerning intake and exhaust clearances when taken cold is correct?
A
When taken cold, a properly adjusted exhaust valve clearance would definitely be less than the intake valve clearance.
B
When taken cold, a properly adjusted exhaust valve clearance would definitely be greater than the intake valve clearance.
C
When taken cold, a properly adjusted exhaust valve clearance would definitely be equal to the intake valve clearance.
D
When taken cold, a properly adjusted exhaust valve clearance could be less than or greater than the intake valve clearance.
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Question 1 / 2066636eef28f7522a1c51f80e
Question 1 of 2066636eef28f7522a1c51f80e
When checking the valve stem to rocker arm clearances on an auxiliary diesel engine onboard your OSV, which of the following statements concerning intake and exhaust clearances when taken cold is correct?
When checking the valve stem to rocker arm clearances on an auxiliary diesel engine onboard your OSV, which of the following statements concerning intake and exhaust clearances when taken cold is correct?