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next thing to do is to cut off the excess..............

 

whilst i am at it...next 2 pics are of the different types of sockets i am using......1st one is 1/2" drive Hex....the 2nd is 3/4" multi hex..(anyway thats what i call them...im sure there is a proper name for them)

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Tourqued the caps down to 70n/m....then this afternoon did them again but down to 136n/m...then cut the excess seal off............next i will degrease the faces with acetone before using the silicon and gaskets.... and get the flywheel housing on...........

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as you can see the #5 bearing forms part of the face for the sump to bolt to..................

 

..........not doing anymore today as im now sitting infront of an open logburner with it getting dark and the fog coming down thick and cold...dogs are on the sofa and half way up the bloody chimney............

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i need to get the block into a position that i can fit the pistons....so what i needed to do was remove the studs from the flywheel housing and temporily bolt the housing onto the block and stand the block upright.......but first i need to remove the studs

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this is where the flywheel housing will bolt to.....................and when you put new pistons on the rods

 

  1. make sure they are the right way round
  2. make sure the rods are the right way round
  3. make sure the gudgeon circlips are properly seated

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I would love to be present when the engine is first fired up but time restraints make that unlikely. Can you get someone to video the turning of the ignition key and the engine response?

There you go ditchman some money for charity. A PW draw for 2 or 3 members to be present at fire up. :good:

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i will get my mate to video it at start up....wont be a while yet......maybe xmastime ..ish...........there will be a brief orange and black flame ...loads of smoke and the high pitched whistle and hiss of the oversized turbocharger wot landrover have recommended..................oh yes and it will be VERY noisy...straight out of the manifold wastegate..........

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first pic is what you need to avoid at all cost.........the gaps in the rings must not line up...stagger them around the piston.........there are rings that are designed to turn as the engine is running CAT being one of them.....2nd pic is of the spring steel piston ring compressor......

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fist pic' is the "tool" you use to unload the piston into the bore....i use a lump hammer ! but i cover it with very think material so when i gently tap the piston into the bore i dont damage the black high temp' coating ontop of the piston...

 

..2nd pic is attatching the big end caps to the rods and onto the crank which i will later tourque up .......

 

3rd one...all pistons in and turning the engine over with a big spanner....as there is resistance now and you can hear a "hissing" as the new rings are bedding into the honed bores.........

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