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Toshi Basha
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I have purchased new pistons liners for a TR3 block/engine. My machinist is worried, he feels the diameter of the lower machined surface of the liner (the bit that sticks below the liner seating lip) may be incorrect. He is using the liners he removed as his point of reference. These are the dimensions:
Outside diameter of liner removed - 3.625"
Outside diameter of new liner purchased (all 4) - 3.620"
The old liners took some effort to remove, and will not slip back without mechanical help.
The new liners slip in and out no problems.
Does anybody have advice as to what the correct fit should be?
All help is appreciated
Yours sincerely
Brian Inwood
Outside diameter of liner removed - 3.625"
Outside diameter of new liner purchased (all 4) - 3.620"
The old liners took some effort to remove, and will not slip back without mechanical help.
The new liners slip in and out no problems.
Does anybody have advice as to what the correct fit should be?
All help is appreciated
Yours sincerely
Brian Inwood
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