How can you tell what scored your cylinders?
#12
Registered
Thread Starter
My plan was have him machine it and me put it together. Then it was . Ok do the short block then when I pick it up we can tork the heads on it.. Then he talked me into assembly. I should have said no and finished it myself and started it myself but it was kinda his baby. So I put his completed motor back in the boat and brought the boat to him to start. Now I am doing it all myself. but not for a while because he tapped me totally out of money, But i did have insurance on the boat this entire year and never used the boat. Well I did use it once but it was on layover and would not have been covered.
Last edited by mcprodesign; 10-03-2014 at 10:46 PM.
#13
Registered
sure does look like the metal from the cam and lifter scored the piston and cylinder.
#14
Registered
#16
Registered
Thread Starter
It started right up and there was a water leak, he shut it off then he started up there was another tiny little water leak and he shut it off and then he made me jump the spark plug wires to advance the timing. and then it would barley spin over and it was really too far advanced on the timing and then he backed it off a bit and started up and left me there in the boat and went to lunch for a half an hour with it running , I could not believe I was actually witnessing this. Told me to change the oil when he got back and sent me to the lake . Then he texted me to adjust the half inch difference out of the sticks. That's when I knew I was ****ed. Turns out he sent me off with the motor timed at 40. Use standard merc 10 40 instead of brake in oil, did not turn the motor over before he put the intake on to see if all the lifters were spinning etc. i could not believe all this **** he did wrong and he got paid
#17
Registered
Thread Starter
#18
Registered
iTrader: (1)
It started right up and there was a water leak, he shut it off then he started up there was another tiny little water leak and he shut it off and then he made me jump the spark plug wires to advance the timing. and then it would barley spin over and it was really too far advanced on the timing and then he backed it off a bit and started up and left me there in the boat and went to lunch for a half an hour with it running , I could not believe I was actually witnessing this. Told me to change the oil when he got back and sent me to the lake . Then he texted me to adjust the half inch difference out of the sticks. That's when I knew I was ****ed. Turns out he sent me off with the motor timed at 40. Use standard merc 10 40 instead of brake in oil, did not turn the motor over before he put the intake on to see if all the lifters were spinning etc. i could not believe all this **** he did wrong and he got paid
Holy chit. That is fin horrible!
#19
Registered
iTrader: (1)
And if it is a flat tappet, then.....why?
#20
Registered
Thread Starter
Is this actually a flat tappet engine? If it is than it should have been broken in on super light valve springs or break in rocker arms with actual break in oil. What I see from the picture in post 12 though looks like a Gen 6 motor and one would assume a roller cam motor. If it is a roller motor I am confused by what you were expecting to see with the intake off and spinning the motor other than the lifters moving up and down.
And if it is a flat tappet, then.....why?
And if it is a flat tappet, then.....why?
Last edited by mcprodesign; 10-04-2014 at 01:32 AM.