What is wet liner cavitation caused by?
A) bubble collapse
B) engine overheating
C) engine overspeed
D) water pump failure

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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 can lead to pitting and eventual failure of the liner. The bubbles are formed due to the rapid pressure changes around the liner, not directly by overheating, overspeed, or water pump failure.

What Is Wet Liner Cavitation Caused By