Thread: how do i fix this
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11-08-2006 06:27 PM #1
how do i fix this
I have a 92 silverado show truck. the oil pump got weak so i pulled it apart and decided to do a complete rebuild. i honed the cylinders but now my pistons are locking up in the cylinders. it ran just fine before and it all got replaced with standard equipment. i had all the parts double checked to make sure i had the right rings and bearings and it was all fine. how do i fix this for little or no expense.
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11-08-2006 07:13 PM #2
Originally Posted by chevyracn92
If you have the rods in the engine backward you might not be able to turn the engine over.
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11-08-2006 09:02 PM #3
check your timing chain as well if u have the valve train in the motor already...make sure the timing marks on the cam gear and the crank gear line up
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11-28-2006 03:42 AM #4
Did you lube the pistons when you installed them?
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11-28-2006 05:25 AM #5
Are the heads back on yet?
My suggestion, start taking it apart turning it, until it frees up...............You should also do this with each step of assembly also.
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11-28-2006 06:33 AM #6
hope you didn't mix up the main bearings and rod caps. loosen the main bearing caps and see if you can turn the motor.Mike
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Welcome to CHR. I think that you need to hook up your vacuum advance. At part throttle when cruising you have less air and fuel in each cylinder, and the air-fuel mixture is not as densely packed...
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