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活塞销与座孔试配合格的要求是（）。A.以手掌之力能把活塞销推入销座孔的1/4，接触面

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活塞销与座孔试配合格的要求是（）。

A.以手掌之力能把活塞销推入销座孔的1/4，接触面积达75％以上

B.以手掌之力能把活塞销推入销座孔1/2～2/3，接触面积达75％以上

C.以手掌之力能把活塞销全部推入销座孔，接触面积达75％以上

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