Which of the following statements represents the reason for rolling over a diesel engine with the cylinder indicator cocks open prior to starting?
⢠Indicator cocks on a diesel engine and what they are used for ⢠Effects of water or liquid inside an engine cylinder when starting ⢠What systems are actually being tested when you "turn the engine on air" or roll it over slowly
⢠Think about what could happen inside a cylinder if it contained an incompressible fluid when the piston comes up on the compression stroke. ⢠Ask yourself which option is directly related to the purpose of opening the indicator cocks themselves, not just any common pre-start check. ⢠Consider which of these actions would prevent serious mechanical damage during the first few revolutions of the engine.
⢠Verify the primary function of cylinder indicator cocks (are they mainly for testing starting systems, removing jacket water air, checking lube oil, or checking cylinder contents?). ⢠Check which of the listed choices is connected to preventing hydraulic lock or damage from liquid in the cylinder. ⢠Confirm that jacket water and lube oil systems have their own specific pre-start checks that do not require opening indicator cocks.
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