how to test for seized pistons?
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Just bought some 4pots of ebay described as "no pistons seized". but before I get them fitted are you able to check if this is the case? Should you be able see movement with fingers, screwdriver etc? I've had a go& all seem solid but don't know if this is normal as they would normally receive much greater forces when on the car.
Can someone tell me if there is a way to check them before paying for fitting, realising they're seized, paying to take them off fixing them and then putting them back on?
Can someone tell me if there is a way to check them before paying for fitting, realising they're seized, paying to take them off fixing them and then putting them back on?
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05 October 2015 02:17 PM