I am thinking there is a core charge for liners if buying genuine cat, and from what I gather, you are buying refurbished pistons and liners when buying genuine cat, they have had some trouble with them, their rebuilt heads too.
Used old liners
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If the rebuilt engine had a bad ground, no parts warranty covers liners pitting from electrolysis.
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Don't feel bad, my lawyer who I've know for 45 years still looks at my like that when I try to explain things, I told him he had to take a class how to look clueless.Intothesunset Thanks this.
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Know for a fact there is a core on liners from genuine Detroit kits sent many back they dont want them re used again.
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They don’t rebuild liners, pistons, rings, wrist pins or bearings, they are not reusable. Heads, blocks, rods, turbos, water pumps, are rebuildable , that’s why the core. This rule was only for buying rebuilt or remanufactured parts. Buying new did not require a core. You were buying new, not rebuilt. They wanted the core to rebuild and resell, if you bought a rebuilt part.Intothesunset Thanks this.
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I Thinks I Needs A Little Edjamacation.
How do you rebuild a cylinder liner?Intothesunset Thanks this. -
With JB weld.FlaSwampRat and tommymonza Thank this.
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I made the distinction between new, and reman in a later post.
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If you read the first post, he clearly says new, not reman.
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My bad, sorryFlaSwampRat and Art Vandelay Thank this.
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