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Re: Re: cylinder ridge
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Posted by Glenn Ayers on January 22, 2003 at 14:16:24 from (63.30.165.233):
In Reply to: Re: cylinder ridge posted by Unimog on January 22, 2003 at 10:57:23:
>>>>>It goes without
saying that the cyls. should be checked for wear
and taper to be sure that rings are the only
repair indicated. <<<<<
BIG Difference between a "Rebuild" & a "ShadeTree" repair that is most of the time just a waste of money.
Think about it guys ... the cylinder was originally perfectly round & perfectly straight. Do ya really think that this step (ridge) got deposited up at the top ? If this ridge can be felt with a fingernail ... it's time for sleeves or a bore job. Glenn (no animals were harmed in testing of this post)
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