OS FS90 Rebuild Piston Pin Help
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OS FS90 Rebuild Piston Pin Help
HI everyone
I am currently rebuilding my Early OS FS-90 (Rear Pushrod)
I have managed to with great difficulty enough new/old stock parts to rebuild it.
The part I do not have is the piston Pin, the old one is pitted and U/S I managed to locate one from another
model of engine (OS 91) it is the same outside diam but it is 1.5mm shorter [&o] there is alot of metal on each shoulder of the piston, I think it will be fine.
Second opinion's please to set my mind at rest, I don't want to undo all my hard work Eg. Have the rod pull the bottom out of the piston [X(]
Thanks in advance
Johnkpap
I am currently rebuilding my Early OS FS-90 (Rear Pushrod)
I have managed to with great difficulty enough new/old stock parts to rebuild it.
The part I do not have is the piston Pin, the old one is pitted and U/S I managed to locate one from another
model of engine (OS 91) it is the same outside diam but it is 1.5mm shorter [&o] there is alot of metal on each shoulder of the piston, I think it will be fine.
Second opinion's please to set my mind at rest, I don't want to undo all my hard work Eg. Have the rod pull the bottom out of the piston [X(]
Thanks in advance
Johnkpap
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RE: OS FS90 Rebuild Piston Pin Help
The pin is retained by Teflon buttons, isn't it? It's been a while since I've had mine apart...
The pin might slide back and forth a little bit...
I'm thinking maybe another set of wear buttons to take up the space? (or don't ya think that'd be necessary? )
The pin might slide back and forth a little bit...
I'm thinking maybe another set of wear buttons to take up the space? (or don't ya think that'd be necessary? )
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RE: OS FS90 Rebuild Piston Pin Help
Its the Piston/ pin with Retaining Clips no buttons
I thought about cutting up the old pin to make 2x 1mm spacers but I think it will be fine as it is once the engine in service burnt oil should keep it in place.
Thanks
Johnkpap
I thought about cutting up the old pin to make 2x 1mm spacers but I think it will be fine as it is once the engine in service burnt oil should keep it in place.
Thanks
Johnkpap