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Small motors 1

QuestionAnswer
Overhaul Complete disassembly with cleaning and reconditioning or replacement of most moving parts
Governor Speed control device
Air Vane Type of governor used on small engines
Carburetor Provides fuel and air to the engine in appropriate portions and volume
Needle A long tapered shaft
Jet or Seat A hole shaped to receive the needle and control the flow of the fuel
Battery Produces electricity by chemical action
Magneto Produces electricity by magnetism
Condenser Stores and releases current to boost current in the primary circuit
Primary Circuit Low-Voltage circuit of an ignition system
Secondary Circuit High-Voltage circuit of an ignition system
High-tension Wire High-Voltage wire in a secondary circuit
Electromagnetic induction Conversion of low-voltage current to high-voltage current with a coil
Ignition Spark Hot electrical arc across an air gasp
Ignition Points Interrupt the flow in the primary circuit at the correct time to induce the high
Discharge Loss of power from a battery
Electrolyte Acid solution in a battery
Distilled Water Free of iron or other impurities
Armature The rotating part of a motor; also the iron core portion of a magneto
Head gasket Seal between the head and the cylinder block
Valve Spring Compressor Compresses the valve spring to remove keepers
Valve Keeper Transfers spring force to valve stem
Stem Long, round section of a valve
Margin Outer edge of a valve head
Face Surface that is intended for use; Also tapered section of a valve head
Lapped In Grinding valves to fit the seat for a perfect seal
Lapping Compound Gritty material used for lapping in valves
Valve Grinding The process of grinding valves
Valve Guide Holds valve stem in alignment
Valve Stem Clearance Air gap between valve and push rod
Cylinder Engine cavity containing a piston
Head Flat part of a valve; Cylinder cover containing the spark plug and combustion chamber
Piston A sliding cylinder fitting within a cylindrical vessel that receives the force of combusting fuel
Rings Complete the seal between the piston and cylinder wall
Inside Micrometer Telescoping gauge used to measure inside surfaces of hollow objects
Telescoping Gauge Inside micrometer
Cylinder Hone Tool for restoring cylinders
Ring expander Tool used to remove and install piston rings
Blow-By Compression leakage past pistons
Piston Ring Compressor Used to force piston rings into their grooves
Wrist Pin Pin between a connecting rod and piston
Micrometer Used to measure outside surfaces of round objects
Plastigage Carefully designed material that flatters out uniformly when pressed
Torque A twisting force; To twist
Rope Starter Rope wrapped around a pulley for turning power to start an engine
Wind-Up Starter Uses a lever to coil a spring for cranking an engine
Valve Pin Transfers spring force to valve stem
Kick Starter Foot-operated lever and cog mechanism to crank an engine
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