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Re: Knocking sleeves in
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Posted by Les Repair on February 14, 2000 at 18:43:24 from (206.28.174.142):
In Reply to: Knocking sleeves in posted by Bill on February 14, 2000 at 07:06:08:
I life to clean the block and be able to slide the sleeve down about three or four inches. If you can't then hone the block a little. If you can get it down the three or four inches then you should be able to tap it the rest of the way with a hammer and plate. I like to check the piston clerance on each cylinder with a feeler gauge. A .003 feeler gauge should go between the piston and sleeve.
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