Posted by Andrew Z on March 05, 2012 at 14:10:21 from (64.148.7.32):
In Reply to: H sleeves posted by jbelany on March 05, 2012 at 14:03:34:
If you run you finger nail or a knife edge up the cylinder and get caught up then its time for a new set of sleeves. You however should check for out of round as well, a bore gauge is a great tool. As for the sleeve its self you really need the puller. You can weld them up but you must be careful not to weld the sleeve to the block. If you not handy with a welder would not recommend that. Last choice is that you can use a screwdriver and or chisel to get them out, really not the best way at all but can work if there not in too too hard. Try and find a puller youll thank yourself after.
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