Final Things Before Diesel Engine Reassembly - Voyage Dreams 88

[@alstovalljr]

And patience wins the race. Nice, Owen!

[@VoyageDreams]

Thank you, Alfred. All the best to you!

[@richhamel6810]

perseverance my good man. You are getting ahead and learning a ton about that engine. Thank you for sharing.

[@VoyageDreams]

Thank you, Rich!

[@edh7658]

Brings back memories, haven't done that kind of work in many years, Thanks for sharing

[@VoyageDreams]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@maui6446]

All of us are learning from you. Very interesting needing to ream the wrist pin bushing? I suggest buying a new thermostat and saving your old one as a spare. Good to see that lift pump arm was beefed up. A spare lift pump and water pump would be nice as well. Might not be in the budget now but down the road. All of these parts will be harder get when you are in the Sea of Cortez...

[@VoyageDreams]

Thanks, Maui! Spares already acquired.

[@TheAndyJBall]

a continual opportunity to learn and teach, thank you Owen and keep going

[@VoyageDreams]

Many thanks, Andy!

[@edisonctba1]

Did you change the valve seals?

[@kestutistursa4883]

Hwllo, I am from Lithuania (Europe). I have a yacht Shipman28 with engine YSE8G, MODEL CODE 04216, which I need to repair. Can you tell me where can I purchase parts for The engine - piston, ring set, cyl. Liner asy, piston pin, conn. rod bearing. Thank you for your answer.

[@VoyageDreams]

Hello and greetings from USA. Virtually all parts for my Yanmar 1GM were purchased from a local authorized Yanmar dealer / service shop. I'm sure you'll find a good authorized Yanmar parts dealer in Europe somewhere. You might start by visiting the Yanmar website to find dealers near you.