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it is a finish standard of valve flanges
WCC mean standard temp.
valves are available in three types first is full bore equal to 100 percent opening normal bore/port equal to 80 percent opening reduced bore equal to 60 percent opening
npt, national pipe thread, is a standard for threads on a screw. I (not a plumber) don't believe "npt valve" makes sense , but probably refers to a valve which has npt threading. Yes, a NPT Valve would be a valve with pipe threads as opposed to a sweat valve which has solder connections. There are several other type of piping connections too.
I would say because there has to be a standard method of installing flanges that everyone needs to follow. For the simple reason when installing or replacing items such as valves with welded or otherwise fixed flanges, if there was no standard the replacement valve would be 1/8 of a turn or 45 degrees off center if the piping flange bolt holes were on the verticle and the valve flange bolt holes were not. This would be in the case of 4 or 8 bolt flanges.Also in the case of non flanged valves where long bolts pass thru both flanges and squeeze the valve to make the seal a vertically placed bolt hole would interfere with the valve operator or handle preventing the valve from being mounted straight up, down or horizontally.
it is a finish standard of valve flanges
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Blower Motor Resistor is located under the hood on the fire wall behind the right valve cover and the heater hose. It's about the size of a deck of playing cards.
+/- 5% of setting
WCC mean standard temp.
the standard valve clearance for kawasaki barako is 0.08mm for intake and 0.10 for exhaust
On a standard Bb trumpet, the fingering for A is 1st and 2nd valve.
valves are available in three types first is full bore equal to 100 percent opening normal bore/port equal to 80 percent opening reduced bore equal to 60 percent opening
Just like the tire valve on your Schwinn bicycle. It's the standard air fill valve that you see on your car or bicycle tire. Jim
Trombones usually have zero valves. There's such a thing as a valve trombone, but that uses the standard three valve configuration, similar to a trumpet.
The WHOLE engine was BLUE from the factory.
You can remove it and flush it out with carburetor cleaner, but 90 percent of the time the failure is in the electronic part and the valve will need replaced.