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nyum96
I was replaceing the Piston rings and this is what I found. There seems to be a lot of carbon build up on everything. The piston cylinders had the gaskets on them which is one of the many problems I have.

By looking at the pictures, do the jugs look like they have been overheated?

I also found one of the adjusting screws chipped on the corner.. WHat causes this?

Does painting the jugs black do anything?

Thanks,

BB
SirAndy
QUOTE(nyum96 @ Nov 11 2004, 04:05 PM)
Does painting the jugs black do anything?

theoretically. a black surface will dissipate heat better.

but the general wisdom here is that the additional layer of paint will trap heat underneath and negate the effect.

try it and let us know if it runs cooler ...
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Jake Raby
You had head leaks galore...

They look normal otherwise.
McMark
Carbon from oil coming past the piston rings for awhile. Seems normal to me. Clean 'em up, hone 'em and use 'em.
Jake Raby
But make sure they are still round first and don't have a taper!
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