On Sep 9, 12:26*pm, TJ wrote:
jamesgangnc wrote:
"TJ" wrote in message
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I know that when new rings are installed in 4-cycle engines that it is
generally recommended that the cylinder walls be honed to remove the glaze,
so the the new rings will seat properly. Is the same true of 2-cycle
engines?

I expect it is, but I just thought I'd check.

TJ

Majority of the time. *There have been a few 2 strokes that used chrome
cylinders. *Those can not be bored or honed. *It's unlikely that you have
one but pretty obvious when you look at them.

Yeah, I ran into that once with a chainsaw. Had to replace the whole
block. These days, I probably wouldn't do that again. Chainsaws are
everywhere, and always on sale somewhere. Even good ones, sometimes.

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Yeah, I know what you mean! Used to be, I'd rebuild anything, now
days, it's almost cheaper to go buy another chain saw, blower, or weed
whacker!