Posted by wayneb on December 23, 2012 at 18:17:15 from (67.142.174.20):
In Reply to: How Hard? posted by Altmodisch on December 22, 2012 at 06:34:15:
I have only rebuilt one Dexta and pulled head to unstick another, hone & replace head: here"s my take on dexta engine rebuilds: 1. Engine must be pulled for rebuild. This is due to liner design. A machine shop needs to peel bore the old liner out and press in new - then bore the pressed liner to fit the piston. 2. Book is clear on assembly. 3. Invaribly. Rebuild all to 152 pistons. 4. Rear main seal can be done w/o pulling engine. 5. The rebuild you do likely will be the last you do. Do it right. Wayne
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