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Volvo Penta — Removing the cylinder liners and pistons

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From a Volvo Penta service manual — check it applies to your exact model before use.

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Before you start

  • Removal should not be carried out until it is found the liner cannot be used due to wear or damage

Procedure

  1. Remove the cylinder heads and oil sump (TMD100C: remove the rear inspection cover and unscrew the oil strainer first).
  2. Fit liner holders 2666 (100-series) or 2667 (120-series) if the liner is to remain.
  3. Remove the big-end bearing cap and carefully tap up the connecting rod until the rings clear the liner.
  4. Lift out the piston together with the connecting rod, taking care not to damage the cooling jets.
  5. Remove the cylinder liners using puller 6645 and support legs 6394 with the appropriate puller plate.
  6. Remove the circlips and withdraw the gudgeon pin using 1801 and 2013.

Tools required

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Source: Volvo Penta service manual. Steps and values are as documented; always cross-check against the official manual and any later revisions for your exact serial number before servicing.

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