Installing piston, piston ring scoured cylinder wall
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Simply put, I was installing the new pistons, which have new rings, which were installed correctly, and I have this shit going on:
Attachment 17285 It's mainly a mark, it barely has any feel to it, I can slightly catch my fingernail in it, but it's, still there. Suggestions? Just go get a cylinder hone and go over it a few times? Super Duper pissed right now, been waiting three years to start putting this motor back together, and now it goes and gets screwed up. Also, anyone know why it would have pulled this shit? |
operator error
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Check it with a bore gauge and if need be run the dingleball through it until you can't feel it.
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Originally Posted by zero
(Post 316126)
operator error
Explain where my error occurred
Originally Posted by hoov100
(Post 316127)
dingleball
http://www.brushresearch.com/images/...one_tool_1.jpg |
So are the the rings or piston scratching? Is this the only cylinder w/ the problem?
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Originally Posted by WanganDevilZ
(Post 316135)
I checked the clearance, I made sure none of the rings needed to be filed before installation, I placed them in the cylinder and checked that they all would fit
Explain where my error occurred Dis guy? http://www.brushresearch.com/images/...one_tool_1.jpg http://www.google.com/url?source=img...mUPACn-cjhlVIw They sell different grit pads too. I don't think you had the ring compressor down all the way. |
^^^ Yup, the 3 pad / arm one is what I use. 20 seconds forward, 20 seconds backward should do it... and make sure you use WD-40!
And that fine scraped edge does look like it would be made from a ring seated improperly. Did you use motor oil or WD-40 on the cylinder walls for the install? |
Originally Posted by NismoPick
(Post 316137)
So are the the rings or piston scratching? Is this the only cylinder w/ the problem?
Originally Posted by NismoPick
(Post 316139)
Make sure you use WD-40!
And that fine scraped edge does look like it would be made from a ring seated improperly. Did you use motor oil or WD-40 on the cylinder walls for the install? |
Originally Posted by WanganDevilZ
(Post 316140)
It has to be the rings, and it is the only cylinder with the issue, I even doublechecked the clearance on the rings
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Originally Posted by NismoPick
(Post 316171)
So how do the rings look on that piston? Did you align the gaps as per the FSM?
I honed it, with the assist of WD40, and this is where I'm at: Most of the marking is gone, but the scratch itself is still there, I can still just barely catch my finger in it, so it's still there I haven't honed it for very long, short periods of 10 seconds and then I spray more WD40, a total of about 40 seconds Attachment 17281 |
^^^ Did you run the hone forwards and backwards? I don't see any cross hatching... :D
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Originally Posted by NismoPick
(Post 316200)
^^^ Did you run the hone forwards and backwards? I don't see any cross hatching... :D
I took the block back to the guy who originally did the bore and told him the retarded things that go on in my garage He said he'll see what he can come within specs, I'm going to bring him the block, the specific piston and the rings fingers crossed |
Cylinders are okay, no need for another overbore or sleeves
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Sigh of relief
Good to hear, I'm sure you have been stressing over that scratch for the past few days so its good to get that news. Good luck on getting her back together and running.
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you did use some kind of lubricant when installing the pistons right? not calling you stupid. just going over basics. and also did you make sure there wasn't any carbon or dirt in the ring lands keeping the rings from seating all the way back?
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Originally Posted by 83turbo280zx
(Post 316674)
you did use some kind of lubricant when installing the pistons right? not calling you stupid. just going over basics. and also did you make sure there wasn't any carbon or dirt in the ring lands keeping the rings from seating all the way back?
Pistons were sitting in oil before installation, rings were lubed, and I lubed the cylinder walls as well |
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