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Re: 300 RC Sleeve removal question
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Posted by Markus on February 19, 2004 at 11:26:36 from (204.73.192.210):
In Reply to: 300 RC Sleeve removal question posted by Zak on February 19, 2004 at 07:44:44:
You can accomplish the task as described very easily. I have done it both on my M and my H. Order the parts from a local machinist and they will usually let you use the sleeve puller for nothing. If the sleeve is totally rusted in place, you can run a bead or two of weld on the inside from top to bottom, which shrinks the sleeve for easier pulling. Just cover up the crankshaft with a leather glove or something so it doesn't get splattered with weld. Good Luck!
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