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Used Engine
The used engines are the better choice for the car lovers. The engine is 
the heart of your vehicle . But sometimes buying a good engine can cost 
you a lot of money. 
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Types of car engine
Ignition System: The term ignition relates to the medium by which the fuel is converted to energy. 
There are two ways by which the fuel is ignited inside the car engine, spark ignition and compression 
ignition. Gasoline engines use spark ignition while diesel engines use compression ignition.
Block Geometry or Cylinder Arrangement: The cylinders of a car are arranged in the following 
ways: V type, inline and horizontally opposed and slant. In the case of an inline engine the cylinders 
are arranged in a row, in the V type the cylinders form two angled rows to form a V, in the 
horizontally opposed engine the cylinders are horizontal and opposing each other and in the case of 
the horizontally slant engine the cylinders are arranged in a single row forming half a V.
Number of Cylinders: The number of cylinders in a car range from 3 to 12. The number of cylinders 
indicate how the smooth running of the car. The more the number of cylinders the smoother the car 
runs. A car that has 5 cylinders will run with more ease than a car with 3 cylinders. The number of 
cylinders also contributes to the amount power output; more cylinders, more power. However, this is 
not always a good indicator of power output. A turbocharged, four-cylinder engine can produce more 
power than a normally aspirated six-cylinder engine.
Strokes per Cycle: Strokes per cycle indicate the number of times 
the piston travels up and down during one cycle. Engines today are 
incorporated with four strokes per cycle that is intake, compression, 
power, and exhaust.
Combustion Chamber: There are mainly 3 shapes of combustion 
chambers that are used in an engine: hemispherical, wedge, and 
pancake. The hemispherical shape is the most common out of all. 
The hemispherical, also called "hemi-head," is designed with the 
intake and exhaust valves angled and opposing each other, in the 
wedge shape the valves are side by side and slightly angled and in 
the pancake shape the valves are vertical.
Camshaft Location: The camshaft in generally located in the cylinders head 
or engine block. Car engines which have the camshaft located in the cylinders 
head are called overhead cam (OHC) engine. There are two types of overhead 
cams engines they are Dual overhead cam and Single overhead cam. A dual 
overhead cam (DOHC) engine uses two camshafts, one for the intake valves 
and the other for the exhaust valves. Single overhead cam (SOHC) engines 
use one cam for both the intake and exhaust valves. Engines with the 
camshaft in the block make use of push rods to move the valves.
Cooling System: Car engines could ne liquid cooled or air cooled. Without a 
cooling system, car engines will quickly destroy themselves due to extreme 
temperatures. Air cooled engines have cooling fins surrounding the cylinders 
which carry away the heat which surrounds the cylinders. Liquid cooled 
engines are incorporated with water jackets in the cylinder block or cylinder 
head through which the coolant circulates and does away with the heat. Liquid 
cooled engines are more widely used in the modern day.
 
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