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    Standing water in cylinders

    If you saw this thread:

    then you know that my M62 block is dead, and I need a new one. A friend of mine (creator of the aforementioned thread) went to look at an E38 with a supposedly good M62, but what he found was an M62 stripped to the heads and block with rusted cams and cylinders full of water. All I wanted was the block.

    Does anybody have any experience with water corrosion on alusil or aluminum? Has anybody tried to remove a rusted piston ring from a cylinder without damaging the cylinder walls?

    We suspect the block may have been in this condition for up to a month. I'd ignore it, but on the off chance the block is salvageable I think I can get it for next to nothing.

    #2
    I'd keep looking...

    t
    now, sometimes I just mess with people. It's more entertaining that way. george graves

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      #3
      Originally posted by TobyB View Post
      I'd keep looking...

      t
      This.
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        #4
        Even if you got it for free, you're still going to need to PAY a machine shop for proper testing/fixing.
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          #5
          In all seriousness ask a machinest about dry sleeving your old block might be a better option.
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