is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

I have a h22a1 aebs sleeved block and i have 3 good cylenders and one bad cylender, it was due to the c clamp on the rist pin not being done correctly and i have scaring on my 3rd cylender wall. the piston was chewd up pretty bad and i wanted to know if it is possible to have that one sleeve replaced ? i will put up pics soon.

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

I am trying to figure out where the guys with similar problems get veiwed and then there shit turns in 100 pages and every looks @ my shit and has nothing to say . come on fella's i need some insight quick.

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

Why don't you just port the one cylinder?

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

how exactly do you port a cylinder?
OP are the AEBS sleeves one a one piece unit or are they separate?If they are one piece, I don't think you would be able to do what you are wanting to do. Sorry I never had a sleeved block dude. Good luck though.

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

The Darton / AEBS setup is a wet-sleeve system, where individual or multiple cyl sleeves can be replaced, without having to re-do the entire sleeving process all over again. So yes, you can buy an individual sleeve and replace. Contact your machine shop that did your install and inquire.

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

i bought it sleeved and the guy told me it was aebs sleeved but it is possible huh ? well i will check and see.

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

individual sleeves can be replaced. most reputable local shops can do it if aebs will sell the sleeve separate.

Re: is it possible to replace a damaged sleeve ?
 

how bad is the scoring? depending on the cost of the pistons you used, it might be better to get a larger bore piston set and just bore out the sleeves. the costs involved are:
labor removing the old sleeve
labor installing the new sleeve (usually ~200$)
the cost of the sleeve
cost of the replacement piston

vs.
new piston set
boring out all the sleeves