What causes wet liner cavitation?
A) engine overheating
B) engine lugdown
C) bubble collapse
D) air in coolant

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Wet liner cavitation is primarily caused by the collapse of vapor bubbles that form and implode against the cylinder liner walls. This process is due to the rapid pressure changes in the coolant fluid surrounding the liners, not directly by overheating, engine lugdown, or air in the coolant.

What Causes Wet Liner Cavitation