Posted by Janicholson on November 30, 2008 at 18:53:36 from (66.188.163.79):
In Reply to: H Blown Engine posted by Jarhead on November 30, 2008 at 13:20:11:
A loose sleeve can, and will, crack at the top right at the rim. then it has the top ring expand into the gap and smash the ring into the head, and the thin remainder of the sleeve into the pan. Not good. If the water stayed where it is supposed to be, the cost is likely to be less. Valve train damage, including possible broken cam, bent valves, cracked head, cracked block casting at the bore, bent rod, and contamination in oil passages. As indicated, it needs to be taken out and done right. If you need the tractor, the offer of an engine might be easy and allow you to go through this one this winter while doing your post clearing cleanup. Good luck, JimN PS I like the root rake, how does it pull, and how often is it necessary to demount and pry out roots?
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