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Yes it's shot send it and the rest of it and manifold to me for recycling
Your good as Rut already said clean it up your good does not need to be all pretty shiny so no sense in over doing it.
Make it Sing!
When I do projects like this I wash everything in my utility sink with something like Purple Power after I use steel wool. You could even use something like 600 grit wet/dry sandpaper...the point is you want to use the least abrasive product to get the job done. I always clean everything with spray carb cleaner before assembly as well.
Rut
most importantly you want to test your work by doing a piston drop time.
You should though after cleaning the shaft keep an eye on the damper oil level once back in service. With that clearance perhaps a bit wider between the and the dashpot tube it runs in, could see a need to top up more often.
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