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You don't have to pull the engine to replace a piston. I did a hone job and piston on the #2 hole a while back. Removing the oil squirter and reinstalling can be a pain.
You sir are a brave man. I wouldn't even try, its far easer to spen the 4 hours to just pull the engine.
You don't have to pull the engine to replace a piston. I did a hone job and piston on the #2 hole a while back. Removing the oil squirter and reinstalling can be a pain.
Originally Posted by cheezit
You sir are a brave man. I wouldn't even try, its far easer to spen the 4 hours to just pull the engine.
Ditto!
And how can you be sure to remove all the hone grit?
Myself would drop it in a clean solvent bath after removing
all the gallery plugs. The brush,flush,brush and a final flush
with clean filtered solvent.
But that's me. Also I would think about a new set of lifters
and the shorter push rods. (Yes I know more$$)
12-18-2014, 09:51 PM
