What caused this piston scoring?

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ncvarmint

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can i see the crank bearings good when i take the seals out, so i can look at them good without taking the crankcase apart?
Would like to not have the crankcase pulled apart if i dont have to. Do i need to worry about the spots where the crank rod hit the case if all the bearings check out?
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greg409

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Is the rod discoloration normal?

Or a product of unnatural "heat treating" ?

I'm ASSUMING the surface in the pics IS the outer race of the small end.

IMO, there's no way THAT rod hammered out the case like that - I don't see how it could have that much fore/aft play with an intact piston - and spinning it by hand wouldn't produce that kind of force.

I'm nervous :popcorn:

luck,greg
 
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If the P/C were pulled before the clutch and flywheel were removed a crafty impact wrench owning "mechanic" could make those marks. Does not take much time or effort just special skills.
 
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1122 is the Stihl prefix for 064-660s.

1121 is the prefix for 024-260s.

It should have 1122 on it, if it has 1121 that would be odd.
 
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