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Can You Reuse Wrist Pins. According to many industry experts, if the pin bore is worn more than 0.002″, the piston should be replaced. The cost of pressing pistons on rods is about $50. Any machine shop should have one that builds engines. If you buy new rods, the bushing option for floating pins is about $50. Theres a couple of concerns. Measure the piston at its gauge point. I'm not saying that your old wrist pins could not ever be reused, but why would you when you have new ones supplied with the new. A discussion thread about reusing piston pin circlips (also known as wrist pins) after installing a new piston and bore. A 45,000 mile motor can have. For a press pin they make a rod oven that heats the small end and lets you slip the pin in. Measure the piston and cylinder for wear and becoming oval. Yes, dont reuse the old ones, the new ones should be matched to each piston, where are u getting the pistons from and why cant u just call.

Theres a couple of concerns. Measure the piston and cylinder for wear and becoming oval. The cost of pressing pistons on rods is about $50. A 45,000 mile motor can have. A discussion thread about reusing piston pin circlips (also known as wrist pins) after installing a new piston and bore. Any machine shop should have one that builds engines. Yes, dont reuse the old ones, the new ones should be matched to each piston, where are u getting the pistons from and why cant u just call. According to many industry experts, if the pin bore is worn more than 0.002″, the piston should be replaced. If you buy new rods, the bushing option for floating pins is about $50. For a press pin they make a rod oven that heats the small end and lets you slip the pin in.

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Can You Reuse Wrist Pins Any machine shop should have one that builds engines. Measure the piston at its gauge point. Yes, dont reuse the old ones, the new ones should be matched to each piston, where are u getting the pistons from and why cant u just call. According to many industry experts, if the pin bore is worn more than 0.002″, the piston should be replaced. A discussion thread about reusing piston pin circlips (also known as wrist pins) after installing a new piston and bore. If you buy new rods, the bushing option for floating pins is about $50. I'm not saying that your old wrist pins could not ever be reused, but why would you when you have new ones supplied with the new. Any machine shop should have one that builds engines. For a press pin they make a rod oven that heats the small end and lets you slip the pin in. Theres a couple of concerns. The cost of pressing pistons on rods is about $50. Measure the piston and cylinder for wear and becoming oval. A 45,000 mile motor can have.