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motor blown on break-in, machinist's fault
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06-28-2006, 08:27 AM
Half-Inch Stud
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elohssa makes a superb observation.
Soooooo, must be a bad pin-press process. Like using a draw-arm Arbor, drifting a dirty pin, distorting the slug, or....
Just maybe the piston expanded into locking-up onto the CYL wall.
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