Posted by sflem849 on January 25, 2012 at 15:48:26 from (69.197.84.39):
It was a cold, drizzly day when I pulled into d282s driveway...Well, it really was but there is no need to go back to this summer.
The highlights:
- Head has been done since Sept.
- 12 injectors are back with 4 good ones.
- Bought a spare injection pump, straight RUSTY fenders, and ??? from a local junkyard.
- Cyls 1 and 4 were pretty pitted and bearings were pretty worn. Found a parts motor somewhat close.
- Bought a parts motor from way up north.
- Began disassembly of parts motor about 1 month ago.
That brings us up to a week ago. I finally got time to take the parts motor apart all the way. I pulled the crank and pushed the pistons out the bottom. Two required a little love from a mall and block of wood. The other two pulled out by hand. The two that needed help were #1 and #4. Is it a trend in the 9 series??? The #1 piston is a little rusty on the top, but better than my #1/#4. It doesn't matter I now have 6 to make a good set of 4.
The issue (and why I have been too mad to post an update) is I broke the bottoms of EVERY sleeve in the motor during disassembly. I was working from a pallet because I don't own an engine stand that I trust with a diesel 9 series motor (and all the mounts can't handle the 5/8" bolts that I would need to use) From the looks of things I smacked the rods off the sleeves at some point in time and it broke them out.
The upside is I got another parts motor from the local scrapyard out of a TD-9. In talking with the guy who took it there it has been rebuilt in the last 30 years. Hopefully it was rebuilt with 4.5" pistons and I won't have to worry about getting 2 good sleeves out of it. He said it spun a bearing and has sat for a long time. I tried to turn it over and it didn't spin, but I didn't use a very big wrench. This one came with the head and everything so I have to pull the head off to see what I have. To make things worse I had a buyer for 2 sleeves. He has a 650 D and needed 1 good sleeve. He was just going to punch out one of my 4.4" sleeves. The other downside is out of four motors I can't get one set of rod or main bearings that I want to use. One has big scratches and the other you can see brass(?) showing.
Just thought I would update you guys now that I cooled off enough to talk about it. I do have one question. After I get the other fender off what would you do before painting? The motor will be coming out to go to the shop.
Some pics of the damage and the lack of progress
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This post was edited by sflem849 at 15:55:53 01/25/12.
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