Posted by jose bagge on May 05, 2008 at 04:30:02 from (12.161.55.2):
In Reply to: Heres the piston posted by Lanse on May 04, 2008 at 18:22:44:
Lanse- two things that this photo bears discussion on: 1. the use of force- remember, and engine is supposed to RUN. If it takes that much force, STOP- something is wrong. If you are beating on something, plan on replacing it- and most of the stuff connected to it 2. CLEAN EVERYTHING- I've seen pistons used as ash trays that look cleaner and better prepped than that one. When you assemble an engine, keep it clean- even old parts should shine like new. Clean the area you're working in- ya don't want any junk dropping into your new bottom end.This is mechanical surgery here- prep like it! Cleanliness doesn't cost anything- just your time.
Every guy here has probably hand sanded a ridge away and used an old peice of ring to clean ring lands- don't be afraid to use what you have at hand- but take your time and keep it clean!
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