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latest on 3.0

Got my cylinders installed last night.




Spent a few evenings cleaning up the pistons. Soaked them in PB blaster, then the carbon scraped right off. Used a scotch brite pad to finish them off. They were just black before.

On to the heads!

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Old 07-03-2003, 03:57 AM
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Lookin' good john, Can't wait to see the 912-6 on the road.
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WOW! Can't wait to do my 3.0! Great job....Please keep the Pic's coming!
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John,

I just noticed from your images that you dont have your ground wire for the alternator on.

Just thought I should mention it.
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Hadn't forgotten it. I had it off while I was making a duplicate to repair a customers car.

thanks for the heads up though.
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John - Which technique did you use? pistons on first, then cylinders or insert pistons in cylinders and then on rods??
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Since these are used pistons and cylinders, I cleaned the carbon off the pistons, installed them in the cylinders, then onto the rods.
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Hey John,
Where did you find those handy cylinder retainers? I need a set of 'em. Did you have any trouble with the through-bolt seals? I've heard those are fiddly.
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The cylinder retainers are available at your local Sears store, 1/2" drive, standard depth sockets and 10mm nuts.

The through bolt seals weren't bad, just followed Waynes instructions in the book, a little sealant, the o ring, a little more sealant, then install. Far as I know so far, they are sealed well.
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Very nice job! And as MY83SC said, "keep the pictures coming".
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Thanks guys, I'm almost done painting the cylinder tin, so I'll be back to work on it this week.

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