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07-14-2019, 06:46 PM #1
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2.5L offshore refresh parts list
When you guys refresh a 2.5L 260, what parts are part of the normal refresh? I know it should get new rings, but should I also be looking for new bearings, etc. every 100 hours?
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07-15-2019, 07:03 AM #2
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I replace most all bearings all gaskets and oil seals l( Pro Marine) , injectors cleaned and calibrated ( Brucato) TDR reed valves (Tony Dukas) all fuel hoses ( injector grade ) and correct Tygon on vent lines ...
Jay @ JSRE
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07-15-2019, 08:33 AM #3
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Thanks Jay. I wasn’t sure if all the crank, upper and lower rod bearing were part of the typical ring refresh. Looks like they’ll cost more than the rings :-)
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no need to change out the bearings.... with infiror stuff...If they are good.... cepp em.....The rings are a nudda Issue.... as are the non.... ome head gaskets....JMO...save ya $$$ and when it goes....BANG... then send it to J...No need to have a hfse.... boat meck fix what is not broke......JMO...
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