Re: Help! A sleeve installing emergency! Arrrrrr

Posted by Vern-MI on March 12, 2004 at 14:40:04 from (207.69.137.36):

In Reply to: Help! A sleeve installing emergency! Arrrrrr! posted by Zak on March 12, 2004 at 12:35:38:

Whatever you do it should be done soon because there was undoubtedly condensation or water on the cold sleeves which will cause them to rust in place unless they were coated with a lubricant prior to the installation. I assume that the crank is still in place. Do you know what the interference fit was prior to the installation. Enerpac makes a cylinder with a hole down through the middle so you could use it along with Marks idea to pull the sleeves into the block if the interference fit isn't too great. Sounds like a good challenge.

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