Ford puma

marlot

Piston rings don't melt. Pistons do. Are you sure you're identifying the right thing? You'll only be able to see the piston rings when the pistons are out.

I've replaced pistons in the past. Its almost always an engine out job, and usually a rebore. And often work needed to the head too. Have you priced up a second hand engine instead?

marlot

Robboo25 wrote: »

It had on the side of one of four was so hot apparently

That sounds like piston, not piston ring

Robboo25

I ment piston. Engines are 400 is then cost fitting m. Alot cash mate

johnnyroper

i cannot make up my mind if the OP is a troll or just someone that has not got a clue.
2 threads for same problem with many replies yet the OP is still asking the same questions desoite people having already answered???

Strider590

OP = Original Post or Original Poster

Troll = what your unintentionally doing

ALL of this info should have been put into one single thread/topic, NOT spread out across 3 different ones.

Robboo25

I see ok. I'm new to this

esmerobbo

Dead simples a piston ring could melt! However for it to do so it would have to reach a temperature where your pistons would simple be a pile of molten aluminium in your sump.

You keep asking if a melted piston ring can be fixed. Simple answer "NO" if your engine has been that hot to melt a piston ring it is "FOOKED"

New engine time!

SailorSam

Robboo25 wrote: »

What's an op or troll. Only my first thread.

Your first 'thread' that's a strange word to use if you're new to all this and have never heard of an Op or troll.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Robboo25 wrote: »

I'm new on this not stupid

so why make 3 threads?

wealdroam

Robboo25 wrote: »

!!!!s sake I'm just trying get me car fixed bunch weirdos

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