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Re: John Deere B Piston Rings......need your opinion
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Posted by Clooney on March 31, 2003 at 04:06:13 from (198.208.6.35):
In Reply to: John Deere B Piston Rings......need your opinion posted by Aaron on March 30, 2003 at 13:18:15:
Aaron, that is an awful lot of bore wear in the front for a new ring to survive. ~The proper way to handle that wear problem is with an over bore & new oversized pistons. ~If you call around you should be able to find larger pistons. ~If you just can't find any pistons or are on a very limited budget you can re-measure the cylinder bore at the top of the bore where the # 2 ring stops & if the wear is within reason there just install the new top ring in the # 2 piston ring groove & leave the top ring groove open. ~If the wear is just about as bad at the # 2 ring area you really should bore it & sleeve it or bore it & install oversized pistons. ~Even if you sleeve it, with that kind of [.030"] bore wear at the top I bet you will find the old piston has real excessive ring side clearance in the top groove.
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