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I’m in the home stretch of my timing belt failure rebuild. I have taken off the cylinder head and am cleaning the carbon deposits off the pistons. Once clean I notched some scuffing on the top. I’m unsure on what the tolerances are on these, would these work fine or are they too damaged?
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maybe a light touch of sandpaper to smooth it down but i wouldnt worry about it.
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Or use deburring tool on the sharp edges. Then sand the edges and edges of other valve pocket.
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yeah. As long as the edges are smoothed and nothing gnarly sticking up, it should be fine like the others say.
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