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My piston has a hole in it. see photo. 700 1989

posted by  bobsealover on  Thu Aug 16 13:54 CST 2007
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It was a little tough to tell from the top (after removing the head) so I removed the piston.

Yup. It's a hole. Good news is the cylinder wall looks REALLY nice for having a piston melt inside it.

This one is definitely going in the "museum" of car parts I've broken. (even though I really didn't break this, I bought the car this way)



that's the image in the photo section of this site. I hope it shows up I've never posted an image before.

Rob







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