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    OT: kerosene in a diesel motor

    I would us a few gallons per tank full (150 gal)of Kerosene to help clean the injectors, note that kerosene has less oil than diesel fuel.
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    Brands

    Thanks, this is what I was asking about, any prefferance for the linners? Thanks again
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    Brands

    I'm sorry I was talking engine parts. I'm trying to gather info on what manufacturers might be better than others while I wait for the funds.
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    Brands

    What brand name engine parts do you guys consider best, for the 8n flat 4
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    .090 linners

    well seems like the day just keeps getting better.. didnt want to do valve seats
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    .090 linners

    Im 46 and hard headed. a piece of the linner that flaked of measures .033", and the id number has the stars at each end. Boring to fit the .090" sleeve is in this blocks future.
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    .090 linners

    OOOH BOOOY!
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    .090 linners

    Im thinking on the 2 inner cylinders the linner collapsed and broke up and thats what was in the pan.
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    .090 linners

    The morning has not been the best.
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    .090 linners

    I thought I had a good handle on what was going on with the linners in this block. Will the cast iron .090" linners flake, are these linners actually steel with a cast iron coating of sorts? I read somewhere that you can run a few beads of weld the length of the linner to draw them up a little...
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    8n before (Pic)

    from what I can see it looks great, I can only hope for mine to turn out as good good job!
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    pistons??

    Yea my mind jumped time again. I was reading what Dell replyed and thought he was saying the pistons had to be installed from the bottom. My fault, I get so excited I can't help myself. lol
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    3-ring autothermic pistons

    Are the 3-ring autothermic pistons the ones to use or is there a more user friendly piston. I'm not trying to recreate anything special, just want it to be reliable.
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    pistons??

    Ok I thought so, I must have misunderstood one of the replys about the "use of a ridgereamer on the .040" liners. Thanks
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    pistons??

    Are new pistons actually to be installed from the bottom of the block instead of the top???
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