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the exhaust valve opens as the connecting rod moves the piston back up, pushing out the exploded gases. the valves are timed, of course, using push rods attached to the camshaft

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1. the exhaust valve opens as the connecting rod moves the piston back up, pushing out the exploded gases. the valves are timed, of course, using push rods attached to the camshaft





 
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