4 Cycle Theory
Parts 1
Parts 2
Misc
100

This type of ignition uses an air fuel mixture to ignites a combustion event creating power 

Spark Ignition

100

The name of the park that creates spark 

Spark Plug

100

Transfers power to an applied use.  

Power Take Off 

100

Where is the piston located at the intake event?

TDC


200

The first event in the 4 cycle engine. 

Intake event

200

The "shaft" or the "gear" that moves the valves up and down 

Cam Shaft 

200

The compression ring is located where on the piston 

At the very top
200

What position are the valves in during the exhaust event?

Open


300

What direction is the piston moving during the "Power" or "Combustion" stroke? 

Down

300

The part that turns linear energy into rotational force

Crankshaft

300

What is the purpose of the wiper ring on the piston?

To wipe the excess oil off the inside the combustion chamber

300

Filler piece between the cylinder block and the cylinder head.

Head gasket


400

Period during engine operation when both intake and exhaust valves are open at the same time is called what? 

Valve Overlap

400

This part aides in the momentum of the engines and also gives the spark plug an initial spark 

Flywheel


400

What part connects the piston to the crank to transfer linear motion to rotational motion?

Connecting Rod

400

What type of engine has the valves and other related components are located in the cylinder head.

OHV engine


500

The difference between the volume of the combustion chamber at TDC and BDC is called

Compression Ratio 

500

Surface where the crankshaft rotates.

Bearing Journal

500

These are used to reduce friction and maintain the proper spacing between various components

Bearings


500

Distance up and down the piston travels from Top dead center (TDC) to bottom dead center (BDC)

Stroke