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bozer94May-03-09 08:59 PM
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#125487, "burning lots of oil after rebuild"


          

just rebuilt my 95 rs 165,185,195,180 psi in cylinders put in new rings and bearing and seal and valve seals and burning oil just finished put it back together for the 2nd time just did the valve seals 2 days ago and still burning alot of oil when i go to drive it and hit the gas it bogs out and slowly speed up runs good and high rpms though... one thing i didnt do was hon the cylinders but i cant aford to pull it all apart again......please help me anything will help

  

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420agreenvilleSCMay-03-09 09:28 PM
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#125488, "RE: burning lots of oil after rebuild"
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you redid your motor w/ new rings (i'm guessing), and didn't bother to rehone? If so, your rings will take longer than usual to seat, if they will at all. You'll be burning oil for a while.

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#125506, "RE: burning lots of oil after rebuild"
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Originally posted by 420agreenvilleSC
you redid your motor w/ new rings (i'm guessing), and didn't bother to rehone? If so, your rings will take longer than usual to seat, if they will at all. You'll be burning oil for a while.

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good luck with that. rings need the cylinders to be roughed up in order to seat properly. even if you could still see crosshatching on the walls it's not enough.

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AdministratorCODE4May-04-09 07:29 PM
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#125508, "RE: burning lots of oil after rebuild"
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Originally posted by bozer94
just rebuilt my 95 rs 165,185,195,180 psi in cylinders put in new rings and bearing and seal and valve seals and burning oil just finished put it back together for the 2nd time just did the valve seals 2 days ago and still burning alot of oil when i go to drive it and hit the gas it bogs out and slowly speed up runs good and high rpms though... one thing i didnt do was hon the cylinders but i cant aford to pull it all apart again......please help me anything will help


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