Stuck oil ring C-85
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Stuck oil ring C-85
I’ve been having issues with black sooty exhaust from #2 cylinders. Traced it to #2,top of piston wet and burnt oil in cylinder. We did a borescope and cross hatching is good. Question is can it be a stuck or cracked oil ring. We’ve flushed it out with Mike Busch method using Xylene,mineral spirits and Shell 100 oil recipe. Any answers?
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Re: Stuck oil ring C-85
Can you get your borescope in a position to see the valves when they are open?
You need to look at the stems and seats.
It not easy but can be done.
Rick
You need to look at the stems and seats.
It not easy but can be done.
Rick
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Re: Stuck oil ring C-85
Finally found issue- two stuck rings. Carbon.
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