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Ring replacement

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BUTCH ( PA )

07-21-2004 01:46:11




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I bought new rings for my 49' "A". I understand where the compression ring goes, however I'm not quite sure where numbers 2, 3, 4, & 5 go. Do I start nearest the compression ring and go to the bottom of the piston or the other way around?
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Butch ( PA )




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buickanddeere

07-21-2004 13:33:05




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 Re: Ring replacement in reply to BUTCH ( PA ), 07-21-2004 01:46:11  
Ream that ridge off the top of the cylinder walls or your new top rings will get smashed.



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Butch ( PA )

07-21-2004 15:43:48




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 Re: Re: Ring replacement in reply to buickanddeere, 07-21-2004 13:33:05  
I know about that ridge, do I hone it off or what?
Butch



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Robert

07-21-2004 07:23:54




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 Re: Ring replacement in reply to BUTCH ( PA ), 07-21-2004 01:46:11  
You start counting from the top down... number 1 ring is closest to the dome, then no. 2, etc. The last ring (bottom) will be the oil wiper ring. There should be some instructions with your ring set, that will also tell you orientation (which way the ring is supposed to sit in the groove).
Good Luck!



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Deere Heaven

07-21-2004 07:16:14




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 Re: Ring replacement in reply to BUTCH ( PA ), 07-21-2004 01:46:11  
You start on the bottom and work your way up to the top. On the package it should tell you what grove to install the ring. Be sure to offset the gaps. Brian Nielsen



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