Posted by Patcar6972 on December 14, 2023 at 11:32:50 from (184.100.213.236):
In Reply to: BSD 444 piston height posted by Patcar6972 on December 12, 2023 at 07:23:47:
Thank you! I guess I have a 256 then. Or maybe a pieced together Frankenstein. I do know the machine it s in, which is a 1989 Sanderson teleporter, was designated with a 268 and I believe when I provided the block # I told them that which would explain a lot as to no further inquiry about the parts. Still scratching my head on why they told me to not worry about the height though. Do you have any insight as to the air in fuel issue? New filter, all new lines, etc. I can only think that it s internal and needs resealing at the very least although the switching of cylinders is confusing. I saw that the return line will very occasionally leak and moves in and out slightly and assume if it s able to leak out that it would also be able to take air
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