What are the causes of cylinder head gasket burning?
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Causes of cylinder head gasket burning: 1. Uneven or insufficient tightening force of cylinder head bolts; deformation of the joint surface between the cylinder block and cylinder head; 2. The engine frequently operates under conditions such as heavy load, premature ignition, engine overheating, or detonation; 3. Quality issues with the cylinder gasket itself. The cylinder gasket is primarily used to ensure the sealing between the cylinder block and the cylinder head joint surface, preventing gas and water leakage. The cylinder gasket is in direct contact with high-temperature, high-pressure gas, making it prone to burning during use, especially around the rolled edges of the cylinder ports. After the cylinder gasket is burned, the engine's operating condition will severely deteriorate, and it can easily cause damage to related components or parts.