When overhauling a diesel engine, the best tool to use to remove the wear ridge at the top of the engine cylinder liner, prior to removing the piston, is __________.
• Purpose of removing a wear ridge at the top of a cylinder liner before pulling the piston • The difference between cutting/machining tools and cleaning or finishing tools • Why it's important to avoid damaging the piston rings and ring lands during removal
• Which tool is specifically designed to accurately cut or machine hardened metal in a round bore, maintaining correct size and shape? • Which options are mainly used for surface cleaning, rough shaping, or texturing rather than precision removal of a small internal step? • If you needed to remove a small shoulder of metal all the way around the top of a cylinder, what tool would give you an even, controlled cut?
• Identify which choice is a precision internal-cutting tool commonly used to finish or slightly enlarge holes or bores. • Eliminate tools that are mainly for cleaning, polishing, or texturing surfaces rather than accurately removing a uniform metal ridge. • Think about which tool lets you control the diameter of the cylinder liner so you don’t damage the piston or change the bore more than necessary.
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