What are some differences between a clutch master cylinder and a single brake master cylinder?
What will be an ideal response?
There are some differences between a clutch master cylinder and a single brake master cylinder. A clutch master cylinder has only a vent port; it does not have a fill port. There is also no residual check valve as there would be if a brake master cylinder is used with drum brakes. A clutch master cylinder does not have one because the clutch would stay applied as if a foot were always resting on the pedal. This would result in failure of a standard release bearing.
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A) Coarse blade for hard materials B) Blade with a least three teeth in contact with the cutting area C) Blade with the greatest number of teeth per inch D) Fine pitch saw for soft materials
On many variable displacement engines the cylinder deactivation is done by use of ________
A) Cam shifting B) A two stage hydraulic lifter C) Spark retard D) None of these
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>> E = [10:-2:0]; >> F = 20./E >> F =