Old May 31, 2009 | 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris69
get hold of a visual probe and stick it in the spark plug hole maybe- with an luck you could find out wot pistons you have.
not a clue how you'd find out which rods you have- have you no info on the engine???
no need for one of those it's just a gimmick tool, just do a compression test for the pistons & drop the sump pan for the rods (do the compression test first, because if it's standard your most likely have standard rods as well)
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