Practice question
What is crankshaft runout, and how is it measured to ensure the crankshaft is not bent?
- It is the wobble of the crankshaft axis, measured using a dial indicator while rotating the crankshaft on precision V-blocks.
- It is the axial movement of the crankshaft, measured with a feeler gauge inside the crankcase.
- It is the speed variance of the crankshaft, measured with a digital tachometer.
- It is the wear of the main bearings, measured using plastic gauging thread.
Answer: A — It is the wobble of the crankshaft axis, measured using a dial indicator while rotating the crankshaft on precision V-blocks.
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