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Ive gone retarded, are our motors dry sleeve or wet?
Ok, I'm not retarded, just not diesel smart yet. So, what's the difference between the two. I know what a sleeve is. You are talking about in a cylinder, right?
If the ring is broken, would it damage anything else and what on earth would cause that?
if the ring breaks, you can get minor to severe scraping on the block, but I'm sure you already knew that. Bore it out according to how much damage there was, and get new everything, including bigger pistons.
A dry sleeve is pressed into the block, a wet sleeve is loose in the block, sealed by o-rings. If you get cylinder damage, all you do is replace the sleeve. A ring can break from excessive heat, piston damage, water intrusion into the cyl, or a combination of fuel, ignition, timing.
Powerstrokes are dry sleeved arnt they? all semis are wet sleeve(and cat knows just how bad thiers are so they offer a cylinder kit that comes compleate with rod, and piston already in the sleeve, all youve gotta do it pull the head and pan, unbolt the rod cap....pull the liner and drop the new on in place....)
on a side note, im not quite up to par with vloney but i can still rebuild diesels with the best of them, im not sure what the competitions actualy called but in votech my senior year(didnt get to take the class my junior year) my personal score in the ford competitoin was high enough to go to the nationals but the rest of the class slacked off and we missed goin to state by 2 points....my engine project for the year was an N14 cummins out of one of my uncles semis....im just a few years of schoolin and some tests short a bein called a diesel tech...givin the proper tools i could get by tho....
A dry sleeve is pressed into the block, a wet sleeve is loose in the block, sealed by o-rings. If you get cylinder damage, all you do is replace the sleeve. A ring can break from excessive heat, piston damage, water intrusion into the cyl, or a combination of fuel, ignition, timing.
Thank you Master & Mini-Master (Cody). Ya learn somethin' new hee all the time. I never knew ours were sleeved. I thouht that was big rigs and aftermarket type of screw up repair.
40 thousand, and I can set you up. I'm willing to stay at home!
let me get the W900L ive got on order paid off in afew years and i might take ya up on that offer....by then ill be able to pull that outa my pocket any way.....
let me get the W900L ive got on order paid off in afew years and i might take ya up on that offer....by then ill be able to pull that outa my pocket any way.....
Not the way you spend money making that pickup faster than my 6-blow-your-doors-off.