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Connecting Rods Machine Shop Video-Engine Building DVD

http://store.boxwrench.net/... Click here for the "Basic Engine Building" DVD Basic Engine Building DVD - Chapter 27: Connecting Rods By now the connecting rods are ready for pistons. We recommen...  
 
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randomguyfromtexas (1 month ago) Show Hide
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lol doing by hand SUCKS!!! thanks for telling the truth!!!
lyciferakos (5 months ago) Show Hide
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realy nice! But how can i remove the pistons from con rods?
BoxWrench (5 months ago) Show Hide
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If you mean how can you remove the pistons from forced fit connecting rods at home...you really can't without a hydraulic press.
If you tried heating the end of the rod with a torch, you would also be heating the wrist pin of the piston and it would expand along with the connecting rod end. You wouldn't be able to remove the pin from the forced fit, even when heated.

This is why we made a machine shop section of the DVD, to show you all the stuff that you will likely need to have a shop do...
gtdrummerdude (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Hey do you think i'll be able to press piston pins out of the pistons on a 302 Ford motor with a half-ton arbor press? Or will I need a stronger press?
pantherxx010 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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I remember learning this when I was taking auto class in RCC that someone help to pop the pin out and did this heat thing and pushed pin back in. why pop out be cause he install the rod in the wrong side.
BoxWrench (7 months ago) Show Hide
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There will be no side to side movement once the piston is installed into the engine.
The connecting rod fits to it's journal on the crankshaft and once all pistons and connecting rods are installed, the piston is constrained to it's cylinder bore and the connecting rod and piston pin will only have a few thousandths of an inch lateral movement (rod side clearance)

All of this makes more sense when you see the entire system work together in the complete DVD... It's a lot of moving parts
possum66669 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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lmao doing this by preaty much just sucks lol i love it
helpcurecatholicism (9 months ago) Show Hide
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these vids are helpfull thank you
BoxWrench (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Just busting your chops Bran...
Hope you liked the video, glad you posted.
It's nice to know people are paying attention to all the time we spent writing and making these video projects.
yehudiadelphos (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I'll say, I'm very impresse. Thank you for this presentation, it's greatly admired

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