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Piston oil squirters

alstarz88
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alstarz88 Member

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Hi

I am currently rebuilding my engine after my shells failed and sent metal all round the engine. My question is do I need to replace the squirters 1 I can blow through freely with my mouth 1 I can just blow through with my mouth and 4 I can't. all of them blow through with compressed air. Which is correct or are they cheap enough just to replace them all

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Ross

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I want to say they are really inexpensive, I opted to replace mine.

To clean them I think you would want to force hot oil through them somehow, not sure that compressed air is going to do it, nor blowing through them with your mouth..

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I read somewhere that oil squitters only operate under pressure so therefore you can not blow through them. they operate at around 37psi area. So they will feel like there blocked until under operating pressure

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