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Re: Finnaly worked on my 300
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Posted by John A on January 04, 2004 at 18:29:54 from (208.24.233.120):
In Reply to: Finnaly worked on my 300 posted by Kelly C on January 04, 2004 at 15:10:10:
Kelly, Glad to see you finly got those two pistons out! Even though you made a little extra work on the bolster. Now that the pistons and sleeves are cleaned up , check them for wear. The piston ring grooves, top edge, The sleeves for grooves, wear in the mid section of sleeve. Wear where the sleeve is tight at top and bottom and wide in the middle. If it looks OK,then get a new ring set, hone the hound out of each cylinder and get to putting her back together. You havent mentioned the crank and cam yet, hope they are within in tolerances. Then that leaves the bolster and TA. Good Luck, John A.
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