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Do my pistons look dented or scuffed?

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Spoolin4Ever

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Apr 24, 2005
Moses Lake, Washington
Had a timing belt incident a while back, car been sitting forever since then. I finally pulled the head. The car had either no compression, or very little (it's been so long I forget). Before I pulled the head, when the engine was running, I heard a sound that sounded like the pistons hitting the valves.

Do my pistons look dented or scuffed?
 

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Debur the pistons where they kissed so you don't have any extra hot spots! A little emery or a dremel but keep the dust out of the rings so tape off the pistons before you do any touch ups on them, if you do. They don't appear hurt tho.
 
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