The most popular firing order in case of cylinder in-line IC engine is
A.1-2-3-4
B.4-3-2-1
C.1-3-4-2
D.1-4-2-3
A.1-2-3-4
B.4-3-2-1
C.1-3-4-2
D.1-4-2-3
A.Lessen the danger of skidding
B.Absorb shocks due to road unevenness
C.Provide good traction
D.Provide better load carrying capacity
E.Secure better steering properties
A.1.5
B.2.5
C.3.5
D.4.5
E.5
A.upward movement of control helix
B.downward movement of control helix
C.rotation of control helix
D.none of the above
A.For reducing noise
B.For getting uniform speed
C.To get variable engine speeds
D.To operate the valves
E.To start the engine using self-starter
A.Leaky valves
B.Broken piston rings
C.Leaking cylinder head gasket
D.Poor fits between pistons, rings and cylinders
A.Quarter of the engine speed
B.Half the engine speed
C.Same as engine speed
D.Double of engine speed
E.Four times the engine speed
A.30
B.20
C.15
D.10
E.5
A.10 – 12? past TDC
B.at TDC
C.10 – 12? before TDC
D.none of the above
A.supercharging
B.auto-ignition
C.scavenging
D.none of the above