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Engine Rebuild details

posted by  Will740turbo on  Wed Jun 10 17:37 CST 2020
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The machine shop looked at it and put a straight edge to it.

They said it has about 9 thousandths of an inch warp on the long axis. They are going to do a valve seal vacuum test and see what that tells us.

The limit I'm seeing says 1.0mm or .039 inches.

He is concerned that the cam may rock and need an alignment bore, but it has run like this for quite some time, I believe.

I'll try to post the page where I found those values. It references tp30927/1 section 2(21).






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