putting in pistons...
okay i have pistons to be put in my sohc d15b. well i have no time to put them in. does anyone here know how to put them in. i will give them cash to put them in for me. i dont have a place to do it and i want it done pretty quick. does anyone know how to put them in? will take off head for you.
Last edited by ashwon22!; Nov 11, 2008 at 02:11 PM.
So you bought replacement, OEM size/type pistons and you just want to switch them out?
You are going to need the block disassembled, just taking the head off wont allow access to what you need. Whoever you get to do it, make sure they've done it before, or you'll just be digging your car's grave.
You are going to need the block disassembled, just taking the head off wont allow access to what you need. Whoever you get to do it, make sure they've done it before, or you'll just be digging your car's grave.
well yeah of course. but i just need someone to get it done for a reasonable price. thanks though. i was gonna do it but have no time
So you bought replacement, OEM size/type pistons and you just want to switch them out?
You are going to need the block disassembled, just taking the head off wont allow access to what you need. Whoever you get to do it, make sure they've done it before, or you'll just be digging your car's grave.
You are going to need the block disassembled, just taking the head off wont allow access to what you need. Whoever you get to do it, make sure they've done it before, or you'll just be digging your car's grave.
If you can't find someone legit on here to do it for you, your best bet would be take the block out of the car, take the head off, and take just the shortblock still assembled to a machine shop.
You saved them some work, so you won't pay as much, but you're really paying for the time and the confidence in the work being done.
You saved them some work, so you won't pay as much, but you're really paying for the time and the confidence in the work being done.
yeah or just buy a new bottom end. or trade my d16z head for a bottom end.
If you can't find someone legit on here to do it for you, your best bet would be take the block out of the car, take the head off, and take just the shortblock still assembled to a machine shop.
You saved them some work, so you won't pay as much, but you're really paying for the time and the confidence in the work being done.
You saved them some work, so you won't pay as much, but you're really paying for the time and the confidence in the work being done.






