You would have to pull crank, which would be both covers and flywheel. Where's the advantage here?
plus, how could you hone a cylinder? You dont no longer work there because you failed a pee test by chance, Eh?
no i moved, i know for a fact the heads didnt come off so im guessing he pulled the crank, it was in a lifted kodiak so there was enough room to sit between the oil pan and front axle and no way to pull the motor it was too high for any engine hoist.
like i said, wish i was paying more attention when he was working on it
Sorry but im calling BS on the "replaced the piston through the bottom without pulling the head" procedure.........
no i moved, i know for a fact the heads didnt come off so im guessing he pulled the crank, it was in a lifted kodiak so there was enough room to sit between the oil pan and front axle and no way to pull the motor it was too high for any engine hoist.
Are you sure it was a 6.6L duramax? They put other engines in them too. Regardless all of the inframes that are done install new pistons from the top.