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    Piston and head damage

    I agree and as bad as I feel about not preventing the cause, at least I found it so I’m not left wondering what happened.
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    Piston and head damage

    I am also going to seal up this part of the intake.
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    Piston and head damage

    I would have been ok had I not cut a slit in the bottom of the bag to route a USB port.
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    Piston and head damage

    I actually did figure it out and it was very unfortunate and 100% my fault. When I was cleaning the engine bay out I found small beads (still had no idea where these came from at this point). A couple days later I was messing with the hood on my bench and looked in windshield bag and found a...
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    Piston and head damage

    All top end parts are in the correct locations and accounted for. Ring locating pins, the entire rings, wrist pin bearings....
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    Piston and head damage

    All the needles are there. Probably going to tear the engine down the rest of the way this week. Someone suggested that it might be a ball bearing from the water pump but I thought I would have had a coolant issue if that was the case.
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    Piston and head damage

    I had a puzzling find on my snowmobile engine. Has anyone ever seen this on pistons? This is out of my 2017 Polaris 800 switchback assault engine (with 4,400 miles). I pulled the power valves out at the beginning of the week and noticed spherical dimples/craters on the tops of both pistons. It’s...


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