I need advise on reassembling a good motor that was only broken down to reseal
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I need advise on reassembling a good motor that was only broken down to reseal
Hi Again, I am getting ready to put a used 400 motor back together that I broke down to inspect and reseal.
My question is weather to lightly scuff the cyl. walls and the rings, or to just leave them alone. If so what grit should be used.
The rings are well seated and show no signs of glazing or cracking. Also there is no scoring or ridge to speak of on this .30 over motor. Pistons skirts are nice too
Any advise would be greatly appreciated
Old 4x4
My question is weather to lightly scuff the cyl. walls and the rings, or to just leave them alone. If so what grit should be used.
The rings are well seated and show no signs of glazing or cracking. Also there is no scoring or ridge to speak of on this .30 over motor. Pistons skirts are nice too
Any advise would be greatly appreciated
Old 4x4
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i used an oiled 3M kitchen sink scrubby pad to deglaze and remove the 'frost rust' on my last head gasket job. i just installed a fresh cross-hatch pattern with each piston at the bottom, then crank or turn the engine over a couple times and wipe the cylinder out with a rag. spray a little clean lube in the hole and repeat. it runs like a champ but the kid used the car to stop oncoming traffic to make a left turn... he needs to work on that move.