piston ring, pinned
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ring, pinned — See piston ring, pinned … Dictionary of automotive terms
piston ring — A metal, split ring installed in the groove on the outside wall of the piston. The ring contacts the sides of the ring groove and also rubs against the cylinder wall thus sealing the space between the piston and the wall. Poor rings can cause… … Dictionary of automotive terms
pinned piston ring — A steel pin, set into the piston, is placed in the space between the ends of the ring. The ring is thus kept from moving around in the groove … Dictionary of automotive terms
ring — A circular piece or band of metal. See balk ring blocking ring chainring chrome ring compression ring control ring D ring D ring dykes ring fire ring … Dictionary of automotive terms
piston — A round or cylindrical plug, which closed at one end and open at the other. It slides up and down in the cylinder. It is attached to the connecting rod and when the fuel charge is fired, will transfer the force of the explosion to the connecting… … Dictionary of automotive terms
pinned ring — A steel pin, set into the piston, is placed in the space between the ends of the ring. The ring is thus kept from moving around in the groove … Dictionary of automotive terms
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