Method of assembling piston and connecting rod with stepped wris

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Prime mover or fluid pump making

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29428, B23P 1500

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056619049

ABSTRACT:
A method of operatively coupling an engine connecting rod having an annular opening for a connecting pin with a piston defining apertures in spaced apart pin bosses with the apertures sized differently than the annular opening by use of a connecting pin having a non-uniform diameter, including: first heating the piston so that the apertures in the pin bosses are expanded; chilling the connecting pin; inserting the connecting pin through one of the apertures, the annular opening, and the other aperture; and returning the three parts to ambient temperature conditions so as to axially secure the connecting pin between the spaced shoulders.

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