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Re: We're ready to torch this 656. Help please!!!!
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Posted by george md on April 26, 2006 at 22:19:59 from (12.191.226.99):
In Reply to: We're ready to torch this 656. Help please!!!! posted by BRSIL on April 26, 2006 at 15:26:37:
The fact that you can idle it down and it will continue to run eliminates both ignition and the pistons seizing in the bore . A piston that is seizing in the bore will stop the engine whether or not you push the throttle to idle and it will be some time before it cools and comes free . And as a machine shop owner the quality control on the newer parts is much better than it used to be , now measuring pistons and sleeve bores is a formallity rather than a necessity . I am a Clevite WD,Silvolite WD,and FM dealer. That engine is starving for gas . george
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