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  1. M543A2

    Rear piston appears slightly melted. What to do about it?

    Further thoughts, sorry I cannot relate the multifuel engine models but we have noted some blocks do not have a coolant passage at the rear of the block and others do. When running engines in containers, using a temp checking gun as it warmed up around the heads and block we noted differences...
  2. M543A2

    Rear piston appears slightly melted. What to do about it?

    Highly recommend pulling out the piston and checking it and the rings. Some of the metal that melted might have blown down around and behind the top compression ring which could cause it to not seal properly. I agree that it is best to put in another piston and rings so you are not always...
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