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Ed L.

09-17-2003 09:41:32




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Does anyone know how much interference there is supposed to be between bore in block and outside of sleeve I am measuring aprox .0035-.004 seems to be alot to press even when freezing sleeve. perkins ad3.152 dsl.




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D3

09-27-2003 00:29:33




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 Re: mf Sleeves in reply to Ed L., 09-17-2003 09:41:32  
It doesn't sound like you are using Perkins parts. The speck is .000 plus or minus .001 for replacement parts, or .001 to.003 interference for the ones that came originally installed at the factory,according to my book. Be careful, lots of junk on the market! Good luck, Mike



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marlowe

09-17-2003 13:05:59




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 Re: mf Sleeves in reply to Ed L., 09-17-2003 09:41:32  
they go in real hard and bust easy get them as COLD as you can dry ice works real good and move fast putting them in



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C. T. in Oklahoma

09-17-2003 16:13:07




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 Re: Re: mf Sleeves in reply to marlowe, 09-17-2003 13:05:59  
You might make a tool (my neighbor did) that will insure equal pressure around the sleeve. It is a solid piece of steel that he turned on a lathe and it looked like a large hockey puck with a pipe welded in the middle. it had an edge that fit inside of the sleeve. We tore one sleeve up, but after the he made the tool and also, freezing the sleeves overnight, they went in fairly easy. C. T.



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