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Old 11-03-2010 | 05:30 PM
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C.Harper
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Originally Posted by houston
yes it makes sense and even a new engine has "some" rod slop at tdc , i usually check that at the start of the compression stroke for preliminary then take apart and measure everything . how much fuel through engine? sucked dirt? so many questions

if you are worried about it i know where you can get a rod replaced
thanks for the reply! i know there are thousands of different variables and to get a real answer you would have to take a look at it, but i appreciate the insight and wont hold you to anything. there are likely no fewer than 6 gallons through the engine, and the top of the piston and sleeve walls look clean which leads me to believe there is no grime or dirt in there. i have just never really felt the notch before, but honestly dont think it is something that i have ever checked for in the past either.
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