first time puting in pistons, need help
This is my first time swapping in new pistons and a quick question. I put the pistons in and oil them up real good. When i turn the crank the pistons leave a small straight line of oil from the rings about 1/16 of an inch, in each cylinder. Is this normal?
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Re: first time puting in pistons, need help
dont think ive ever used oil (assembly lube ftw) nor have i reallt paid any attention afterwards...you did stagger the rings rights?
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Re: first time puting in pistons, need help
Originally Posted by ghettoturbo
dont think ive ever used oil (assembly lube ftw) nor have i reallt paid any attention afterwards...you did stagger the rings rights?
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Re: first time puting in pistons, need help
there should be no lines form oil anywhere on the cylinder wall, stagger your rings properly according to the manual.
Edit: Before you ---- things up, this is how its not done (scroll to very bottom of the PDF) http://www.jepistons.com/pdf/piston_instrc4032.pdf Note in the PDF where the wrist pin centerline is, you should never put a ring gap on a center line or 90* to either side of one where it would be meeting the cylinder wall with full force as the engine is rotating. The First compression ring gap and second compression ring gap are incorrect, everythign else is correct, I would place the compression ring gaps 45* from the centerline on oppisite sides of the piston away from each other. Look in the honda manual, it will tell you exactly how to do it, and it is correct. |
Re: first time puting in pistons, need help
Ya I staggered the gaps the way the manual says. So I guess Im good. We'll see.
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Re: first time puting in pistons, need help
its probably just oil thats on the piston leaving the trail. personally i wouldnt use motor oil like that, you will foul the plugs on the first start up, and not to mention FUBAR your o2. use something lighter like atf next time.
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