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> Resealing an engine - what is needed and tips?
Tdskip
post Jul 12 2019, 06:24 AM
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I have a healthy 2.0L that has been sitting for at least 5+ years that I want to put back into service. The engine is out so now would be the time to reseal it.

I was hoping to get a list of what you would recommend doing and any been there / done that lessons learned.

I’ve decided to just replace the oil cooler with a new one since they are so cheap, thanks to @bbrock go that tip.

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post Jul 12 2019, 07:30 AM
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Does it show any oil leakage indications as it sits now ?
As a minimum, oil cooler seals, push rod Viton seals, rocker cover gaskets plus any oil gallery plugs (replace with threaded plugs)
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post Jul 12 2019, 08:35 AM
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I have done this just using a reinz engine gasket kit, front and rear main seals. I did not remove heads. just all pushrod tube seals, strainer oil pump/cooler, etc. any gasket without head removal. did not want to disturb piston/ring/cylinder assembly. this engine is on its third season with no oil leaks. it had sat for twenty plus years prior.
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post Jul 12 2019, 08:47 AM
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Thanks for the responses.

@barefoot - nothing that noticeable now, actually looks decent but then again it's been sitting and not heat cycled in a long time,

@injunmort - seems like you where happy with that kit? Would you recommend ordering it?
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post Jul 12 2019, 10:39 AM
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I would. then you will have some extras if the need arises. the front and rear seals are not included and need to be ordered separately.
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QUOTE(injunmort @ Jul 12 2019, 11:39 AM) *

I would. then you will have some extras if the need arises. the front and rear seals are not included and need to be ordered separately.


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