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I.C.P.E. question
Okay we all know how the 4 cycle engine works where you have Intake-Compression-Power-Exhaust. . .
My question is when #1 cylinder'* piston is on the compression stroke approaching top dead center, are any of the other pistons in the exact same position on the compression stroke? :?
My question is when #1 cylinder'* piston is on the compression stroke approaching top dead center, are any of the other pistons in the exact same position on the compression stroke? :?
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Okay, that would mean that the remaining 4 cylinders are at various positions of crankshaft rotation between TDC compression and TDC exhaust then correct?
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Okay, that would mean that the remaining 4 cylinders are at various positions of crankshaft rotation between TDC compression and TDC exhaust then correct?
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Okay, going by what WillWren said, #1 is at TDC Compression while #4 is at TDC Exhaust; I'm just wondering what position the other four cylinders are at during that time. :?:
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