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  1. J

    802a

    There is no wet stacking. New head, 1 new piston, the other cleaned, cylinders honed
  2. J

    802a

    Thanks guys, it lives again. and sounds great. Odd thing, I ran it for an hour at 75% capacity. I warmed it up, and as soon as I switched on the load, it began smoking. I couldn't discern a color. Not white or blue, but not carbon black either. I figured it was assembly oil burning off, but...
  3. J

    802a

    What kind of oil do folks use for break in? Just normal in-spec oil with zinc additive?
  4. J

    802a

    Thank you. I just wanted to be sure I wasn't overlooking anything that may not be in the printed manual.
  5. J

    802a

    Ok, so I cleaned up the bores with a hone, they cleaned up really nice. I checked them with a bore gauge, still in spec. Sprayed penetrant dye on it,, no cracks. Next I'll order a straight edge and feeler gauges and see if it warped. It's looking really good though.
  6. J

    802a

    So I have some photos after pulling the pistons. This is the worst one. It's from the rear cylinder. This is the one that had the missing chunk stuck to the valve - The cylinder on first inspection looks ugly, but no deep gashes. Other than the bits of piston stuck to the sides, it...
  7. J

    802a

    At the moment I'm trying to get this one going again.
  8. J

    802a

    Hi folks. So last year I picked up an mep-802a at auction, had 6 hours on it. All of the dates say 2010, and it has the fuse mod already on it. Looking inside, it's clean, very clean. So I believe the hours, it hasn't been rebuilt. When I first started it last year, I noticed a lot of...
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