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Deuce "D" Turbo Piston Destruction

dittle

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Just gonna throw up a couple of pictures of a piston from a Deuce. The piston sleeve disentegrated and you can see the resultant damage done to the piston during the drive home. It also destroyed one of the valves.
 

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scooter01922

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Yikes, lucky that all you got was one valve and the piston,and not sent the whole mess out the side of the block. Have a fun rebuild.
 

dittle

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The truck belongs to a museum where I volunteer. I just posted the pictures to show of the damage. It also shows that a deuce missing an entire piston still is reliable enough to get home, just have some black crap flowing out of the stack when doing it this way.
 

dittle

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It started spitting oil/diesel combination out of the stack but it kept driving (was told this buy the crew that picked it up).
 

jatonka

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Deuce D turbo destruction

I bought a deuce non turbo with a skip in it last year, brought it home, adjusted the valves, still skipped. Did a compression test, number 3 cylinder no compression. Pulled the pan, no sleeve left in number 3. All little pieces in the oil pan. Tore down, installed a used sleeve and piston, put her together, use it all the time now. VERY tough engines.
 
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