Re: Wrong con rods

Daniel,

Not a home job if you want the parts to remain undamaged.  My machine shop 
uses a shaped cradle to support the piston and drives out the gudgeon pins 
with a press.  They have a special oven made specifically to heat the rods 
prior to inserting the new pins.

Glen


> Finally, any advice on removing the pistons from the rods without it being 
> '
> a job best left to your BL dealer'.  The gudgeon pins are the interference
> type.
>
> Daniel1312 - feeling cheerful