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Originally Posted by motorhead
Did it mess up the cylinder walls? I dont know how it couldn't have. I doubt it hurt the crank. You have to drop the pan to change the piston. When you pull the piston, take the rod to a machine shop and have it checked or just get a new one if cost is your conern. If that was mine the motor would get pulled and completely gone over.
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Yea i pulled it out! and no luckily the Cylinder wall was not effected. when i was driving and heard the engine knock right away in 5 to 8 seconds i pressed on the clutch and turned off the engine and let it coast down the hill. lol.. also when i removed the Intake, part of the valve was in there. so i guess it all went back up to the intake n didn't stay in the cylinder for long... so kinda lucky n not lucky at the same time! but seems like a good idea ill get the rod checked and maybe go buy a new rod. ill call the dealer and see how much they are going for.. Thanks!