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36 A Pistons

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Bruce E

01-09-2002 17:59:07




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Do the holes in the oil ring groove go to the top or bottom on 36 A pistons? My manual makes no mention of these holes. When I removed the pistons these holes were to the top but I'm not sure that is correct.
Thanks for the help.
Bruce




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WTW

01-10-2002 07:39:45




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 Re: 36 A Pistons in reply to Bruce E, 01-09-2002 17:59:07  
Bruce, The oil holes in the oil ring grove in the piston go up. I also position the oil ring in the piston groove before installing in cylinder so that the end gap of oil ring is also up. The reasoning behind this is when the piston is under compression or being forced back under combustion the pressure applied to the piston is forcing piston to the top of cylinder wall due to rod angle, oil laying in the bottom of cylinder will be wiped clean with the oil ring sealing all the bottom with ring groove turned away / up. Hope you can get what I am saying. Good Luck, Dave W.

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Bruce E

01-10-2002 18:12:01




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 Re: Re: 36 A Pistons in reply to WTW, 01-10-2002 07:39:45  
Thanks Dave for info. Super explanation.
Have a great day.
Bruce



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