Title: Remove internal engine parts.
Course: Small Engine Repair (20110-36) > Section: Examining Internal Engine Parts

Removal could include, but is not limited to, the removal of

- pistons
- rings
- piston connecting rod
- bearing
- piston pin
- retaining ring
- camshaft assembly
- crankshaft
- oil slinger/dipper.

Removal should be completed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and removal procedures, using current industry standards and instructor guidelines.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What parts need to be removed before removing the piston rod and assembly?
- What tools are necessary to remove the piston rod and assembly?
- Why is it important to follow the manufacturer's directions and specifications for removal of parts from the engine?
- What strategies may be effective in disassembling the piston and rod assembly?
- What tools are required to accomplish this disassembly?
- What are the implications of improper disassembly of the piston and rod assembly?
- Why is it important to rotate the camshaft to the proper position in order to remove it?
- Why are some camshafts made of plastic?