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When an engine is "dusted" your first indication is the turbo wheel down to a nub and no power. Most often the middle cylinders- 3,4,5,6 will be the worst off. How do you think you engine is bad? WHere you running a K&N filter or something like it?
I just pulled passenger cylinder and #3 piston has dents in top and looks like a ring might be broken because i can see gap in top ring. But the cylinder doesn't look bad. the head looks like new on drivers side.passenger side lots of carbon but it looks ok. someone tried replacing injector on that #3 had a alliant in there. I will get photos later.
@mongo it had a stock airbox but it was cracked i think the clips were all missing and it was duct taped. there was a K&N sticker on the box though. guy said it ran but he couldn't start it.
CYLINDER #5 had gook on it looked like mud i had valve covers off maybe a bee went into glow plug hole?? Antrifreeze was nice and green and clean. i don't know how mud would have got in there but cylinder don't look bad.
CYLINDER #5 goop cleaned off
CYLINDER #3 HAS DAMAGE on piston i have no idea what happened to it.
i don't know. it's a 2000 engine i think it had forged rods. it looks crappy but i think they cylinder need a bore maybe and some pistons. head look good. I might rebuild it. maybe just bore it put some new slugs in and call it good.????
i don't know. it's a 2000 engine i think it had forged rods. it looks crappy but i think they cylinder need a bore maybe and some pistons. head look good. I might rebuild it. maybe just bore it put some new slugs in and call it good.????
Your heads look bad enough to me to go thur them completely. Valve job isn't that bad unless you have to replace everthing. Tousley Ford has the kits if Clay dosen't, but I think Clay still sells or can get them also.
why does it look bad??? it has carbon and stuff but the valves aren't recessed or damaged. I was also wondering how to clean the fuel passages in the head.
I would also have the heads gone over. There might be damage that the eye cant see. Why go through all this work to have there be a problem with the heads or a valve not seating correctly.
THat "mud" looks like oil & Antifreeze sludge.
Injector cups good? Those will cause fuel and antifreeze to mix but I don't think that will cause that nasty looking sludge.
I would also have the heads gone over. There might be damage that the eye cant see. Why go through all this work to have there be a problem with the heads or a valve not seating correctly.
As stated in this post also. I've done alot of engines in my life time, your eyes don't see everything. I would be safe. Rebuilding this engine and not doing the heads, in my opinion is a big big mistake.
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