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What would be the most likely cause of a hole being blown through the piston top ....... occurred on a 216 and a rebuilt 261..... and the same Number 4 piston.......
Both engines are/were being used in the Montreal area..... possibly by the same set of volunteer drivers........ In my limited experience, never having blown one yet!!! ..... lugging and engine in a too high a gear for the road speed and detonation by bad timing and straining the engine from low rpm to higher speed without shifting to a better lower gear...... Can we blame the new ethanol fuel???? It has been lamed for everything else but I do not think that ethanol would cause pre-ignition....... bad timing....... bad springs/weights/ corrosion in the dizzy advance mechanisms under the main plate...... but two different engines in two different CMP trucks .....strange coincidence. What are the opinions out there.... Curious Bob C
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada |
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