Does Disassembling the Engine Have a Significant Impact?
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Disassembling the engine does not have a significant impact. Following the normal procedures for disassembly and installation will not harm the machine's performance. Generally, engine disassembly for repairs is only necessary in cases such as water entering the engine, mixing of engine oil and water, or damage to the engine casing leading to oil or water leaks. Inspection criteria for engine overhaul: When there is severe oil consumption and blue smoke emission: If there is oil leakage, it is likely caused by aging valve seals or aligned gaps in the piston rings. For these two scenarios, priority should be given to inspecting these two automotive component groups before deciding whether an engine overhaul is necessary. When the engine produces abnormal noises: If severe knocking sounds are detected, or if the engine's main and connecting rod bearings are severely worn and the crankshaft shows significant wear, an overhaul should be considered. When cylinder wear reaches overhaul standards: Regardless of other symptoms in the car, the ultimate criterion for deciding on an overhaul is the extent of cylinder wear. If the cylinder's out-of-roundness reaches 0.125mm per 100mm of bore diameter, or if the cylinder's taper wear reaches 0.4mm per 100mm of bore diameter, meeting either of these conditions warrants consideration for an overhaul.
