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Prepping Nikisil Cylinders
There has been a lot written on how to prep used Nikisil cylinders for new piston rings using hot soapy water and Scotchbrite.
I've just done this but cannot say that I can see any evidence that I have removed any cylinder glazing. I can clearly see the original hone marks. So, what should I be looking for? I first soaked each cylinder in carb cleaner for 30 minutes. Then, using red Scotchbrite, I followed the instructions to scrub the cylinders with hot soapy water using Scotchbrite. And, can anyone give guidance on how many minutes it should take to remove the glaze? I spent about 10 minutes per cylinder with the Scotchbrite technique. Last edited by earossi; 05-01-2012 at 07:30 AM.. |
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05-01-2012, 07:27 AM
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Ernie,
Sounds like you've done the job,...  You WILL see the original hone marks; all you are doing is removing carbonized oil left on the surface of the bores and thats the proper procedure to accomplish this.
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05-01-2012, 09:26 AM
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Thanks Steve. Looks like I am ready to go.
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