Turboman

I just recently blew my engine's head gasket and in the process of rebuilding it. It was a pain in the a$$ to scrape off the head gasket, but it eventually came off. I went ahead and check to see if the rings need to be replace and this what I found when I took the pistons out......

Here's what I'm worry about.....
carbon buildup and the piston housing looks like it
was scrape..




This is bad, isn't it..?

OnYx

ouch.. what motor?

tranceminister

Looks like it's a b16. Yeah that looks like there was some friction in there with the cylinder and the piston....

OnYx

nope its a d16a6, atleast thats what the name plate says.. ouch..

Honda16hb

that looks rather unhealthy, looks like it's time for another d-series build up, I love engine builds, take pictures for us.

leed

poor poor A6...a little bit of piston slap on those cold mornings ehhh.

Did it make funny noises at all from that?

HMT-Admin

looks like it got overheated to me...

And why is all the coolant gone around the sleeves? I see the drain bolt is still in? or was it already drained?


B16? Y8? man, can you guys read? lol.. its an D16a6

Turboman

It's a stock D16a6. The engine started with uneven compression about 1 1\2 years ago when I turbo charge it. I was lucky enough to have this engine last me this long while boosting 7-10lbs with a FMU.


quote: " looks like it got overheated to me...

And why is all the coolant gone around the sleeves? I see the drain bolt is still in? or was it already drained?"


i drain the coolant already. Wish me luck guys, I'm engine hunting today @ the local wreck yard.

Stan

I'm a newbie when it comes to engine internals, but couldn't you just hone out the sleeves and put over sized pistons in?

Stan

projekteg

you only have to put oversize pistons if you bore, hone means basically just to resurface the cylinder walls.