General Studies · Automobile Engineering
Bimetallic or galvanic corrosion between steel studs and an aluminium alloy cylinder head typically results in:
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- 1Engine overheating
- 2Increased fuel consumption
- 3Cylinder head sticking to the cylinder block✓
- 4Immediate rupture of oil seals
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Cylinder head sticking to the cylinder block
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