serious problem need help now
08-15-2006, 12:51 PM
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piston, ring, valve seat, valve guide(I dont think stock are bronze), valve, cylinder wall, could be any number of things.
A boroscope is tool that has like a little fiber optic tip on it that can be stuck small places and usually has a light attached to the end, you look into the other end like a telescope and you can see into where the little fiber optic piece is at
A boroscope is tool that has like a little fiber optic tip on it that can be stuck small places and usually has a light attached to the end, you look into the other end like a telescope and you can see into where the little fiber optic piece is at
08-15-2006, 12:52 PM
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ok well ill just have to wait until a vehicle gets here. how about leo's idea? the tooth brush, i could rotate it like im removing a plug and shouldnt it pull the shavings out?
08-15-2006, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Chrisl285
cant you turn the motor over with plug out and the compression will blow thw shavings out?
08-15-2006, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by leochevy2001
can you use a toothbrush and brush them out?
and yes, that is a serious question.
and yes, that is a serious question.
Yes but I wouldnt recommend it cause as you run the t-brush in there you could push more metal into the cylinder and pull out a very minimal amount. A thread chaser is the best option. Since it sounds like it is a magnetic metal it doesnt sound good
08-15-2006, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Soon2bSpooled
are you talkin about a full onn attempted start or doin it with all the coil packs disconnected? wouldnt this spray fuel everywhere?