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Lookie what I've got, finally - engine glued together.

My dad and I put the case halves together yesterday.

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Old 07-29-2012, 03:33 PM
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Congratulations. I hope it went smoothly. Make sure you stuff all the openings with paper towels to keep debris out. I had a circlip get away from me when I installed the pistons and of course it shot right into the crankcase. Fortunately I got lucky with a magnet.
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Looks good.

Does it make a difference which way the through bolts go in?
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Good catch. Even though the book says it doesn't matter, I will switch them when I put the o-rings in. I put them in with out the o-rings as I read in the sealing thread and I will put the o-rings and sealant on, one at a time after the case seal is set. Ed, I will make sure to plug. Thank you both.
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You probably know this, but the "sealant" for the O rings is non-hardening, Dow Corning 111. Silicone paste, this is a lube to help seat the rubber O ring and so it will move with expansion. Also use it on the return tube O rings. Are you using the green case O rings or the blue ones? If you are using the green ones make sure the washers sit against the case, no gap.
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Nice work...thanks for the pics!

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Good job, but what's up with the studs?
Everyone should use Supertec studs on their 911 based rebuilds. It's cheap insurance. Plus a life time guarantee.
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I got the Supertec sealant kit. Correct o-rings and o-ring lube.
Jim, couldn't afford the studs. I only replaced the exhaust studs. I also like to read Thomas Sowell. His books and his columns.

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