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Chrysler Town & Country "B" Size (Service)
Part Number: 4773037$69.43 MSRP: $88.35You Save: $18.92 (22%)
Chrysler Town & Country Piston V6 W/PIN Std B
Part Number: MD119671$35.63 MSRP: $45.34You Save: $9.71 (22%)
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Chrysler Town & Country Piston
The Piston in Chrysler Town & Country vehicles have the crucial function of converting the power generated through combustion into the required energy for mobility of the vehicle. This component is mainly used by internal combustion engine to change the force exerted by expanding gases into crankshaft movement and rotation. Chrysler Town & Country has used different types of pistons, for instance, trunk pistons for Petrol as well as Diesel car which provides lateral support and it has oil ring for its lubrication. Further, racing pistons may also be used for more power, lightweight but strong so as to endure the high performance RPMs. These pistons are specifically designed and frequently use the aluminum alloy making sure that they withstand the demand that Chrysler Town & Country vehicles impose.
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Chrysler Town & Country Piston Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What steps should be taken before removing the piston and connecting rod assemblies on Chrysler Town & Country?A: The cylinder head as well as the oil pan has to come off before the piston and connecting rod assemblies are to be slid off. Feel with your fingertip for ribbing just below the top of ring travel that should be worn off with a special wire to facilitate piston breakage. After that, right side up the engine with the Crankshaft facing up after having detaching the ridges. Now align the connecting rod with the crankshaft journal and measure the end play of the connecting rod end using feeler gauge, if it is beyond the limit a set of new connecting rod may be required. Place marks on the connecting rods and caps for easier identification then remove the first connecting rod cap and bearing insert by loosening the connective rod cap bolt but do not drop it. Withdraw the connecting rod/piston assembly out through the top of the engine; make sure that all the ridge material has been taken off. Do the same for the other cylinders; reassemble the connecting rod caps and the bearing inserts because when they are out, they are sensitive to being scratched. While replacing piston rings, the end gap best be checked and equalized, and the piston ring side clearance best be set. Oil separate batches for matching during assembly of the piston/connecting rod assemblies, the new ring sets. Place the top ring into the first cylinder, and then using the feeler gauges to check the end gap and if needed further regulate the value. The first step is to fit the oil control ring in the right position and the other rings are the middle and the top rings. Prior to this the cylinder walls should be cleaned, the edges chamfered and the crankshaft must already be set. Place the new upper bearing insert in the connecting rod as appropriate then tighten and again do not lubricate. Align the gaps of the piston ring at equal measures of ninety degrees and lightly oil the piston as well as the rings before use of the piston ring compressor for compressing the rings for installation. Place the piston/connecting rod assembly into the cylinder in a manner that the connecting rod should sit on the crankshaft journal. Do this on the connecting rod bearing oil clearance using limited Plastigage while making sure that the surfaces are free from oil. In the event of this clearance is not as specified, check the bearing inserts or journal diameter. Remove the Plastigage and coat the bearing faces with grease or assembly lube before replacing a connecting rod and cap and torque to the factory recommended amount. As for the other assemblies, the same procedure is followed with regard to cleanliness and correct orientation of the components. The crankshaft needs to be installed and then turned by hand in order to look for tight places and then to check the connecting-rod end play and compare it with the permissible472 tolerance.
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