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32V engine removal rebuild
13 years 6 months ago #13272
by Livio928
32V engine removal rebuild was created by Livio928
I pulled my engine due to #6 rod bearing failure and disassembled right down to block. I will just be lapping the Alusil block with the paste since there is no significant scoring in the cylinder walls (thankfully).
WYAIT,
I am doing head gaskets (they were nasty when I opened it up), rod bearings (obviously), adding the porkenensioner, WP/TB, Intake refresh, knock sensors, plugs, wires, and cam towers. Oil pan gasket (considering GB's spacer and OB oil intake). TB sprockets look decent.
Anything else I am missing?:confused:
WYAIT,
I am doing head gaskets (they were nasty when I opened it up), rod bearings (obviously), adding the porkenensioner, WP/TB, Intake refresh, knock sensors, plugs, wires, and cam towers. Oil pan gasket (considering GB's spacer and OB oil intake). TB sprockets look decent.
Anything else I am missing?:confused:
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13 years 6 months ago #13275
by xstepson
Replied by xstepson on topic 32V engine removal rebuild
oil pump seals
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13 years 6 months ago #13280
by 928mac
Replied by 928mac on topic 32V engine removal rebuild
I find that if I call Roger he has a list of what is done during this type of rebuild. He never trys to up sell me.
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13 years 6 months ago #13282
by Kiln_Red
Replied by Kiln_Red on topic 32V engine removal rebuild
What was done with the crank? Saved or scrapped? Follow the WSM instructions carefully. Make sure to use the correct sealant for the girdle and have it align bored.
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