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  1. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    I’m ready to add oil To the crankcase. Best oil for this. Manual say SAE 20 wt. Is this suppose to be HD (high detergent). Seems automotive stores carry synthetic oil. Any suggestion?
  2. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    i used a new set of seals and removed the residue of lubricant from the sleeves. Ready for a reinstall. Thank you for your input.
  3. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    I hope you are wrong also.😊
  4. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    I did trial fit sleeves without o-rings. They fell in freely and I was able to spin them by hand. O-rings have proper case #. New sleeves measure same as old ones.
  5. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    Clamped sleeve in one cylinder. Left it overnight. Next day the sleeve did seat properly. It appears that it needs constant pressure to overcome friction of the o rings.
  6. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    Yes. They dropped all the way in. I could spin them freely.
  7. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    Thank you. Good information
  8. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    The CASE service manual says to use Vaseline??
  9. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    Will give it a try
  10. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    Yes
  11. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    I give it a try. Thank you
  12. K

    CASE VAC ENGINE SLEEVE INSTALL

    I am attempting to install a used set of engine sleeves in my Dad’s VAC14. I don’t have the money to buy a new engine rebuild kit. I cleaned and wire brushed sleeves. Cleaned all of the fits in the engine block. I lubricated and installed o-rings on the sleeves. Installed sleeves in engine...
  13. K

    Piston sleeves

    Thank you for your input.
  14. K

    Piston sleeves

    Yes. They are wet sleeves.
  15. K

    Piston sleeves

    I am installing piston sleeves in a Case VAC. Service manual says to insert sleeve allowing .001 to .004 of an inch above engine block. Does anyone know an easy way to do this?
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