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Old 12-28-2020, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ngoma View Post
Not good. The next step in that progression would be for the prechamber insert to fall out. Resulting in catastrophic damage. I would condemn that cylinder head based on those cracks.
Yeah, that was my thoughts too, thanks

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More than "gently smashed."
There may be further (hidden) damage to the piston. And/or to the rods.

Insufficent valve clearance? Dropped valve? Head gasket too thin?
May be.. Hopefully not, gonna take them off.
Well, I don't know about the valve clearance, don't think there was anything wrong it since there is no marks on the valve.
I think the thinner available head gasket was in (the one with 2 layers). Maybe, but again how come there is no marks on the head?


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Maybe, if you have no other resources. Would need to closely inspect the entire piston (especially around the pin area), and rod, as above. Could measure the protrusion above the deck at TDC and compare to the non-damaged pistons. That would give a clue to whether or not the rod bent.
This might be hard to find any pistons, so it would be great if a could fix this one.

Thanks for your help
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