short version. Building a trans for a guy, brf core he brought me has a checkball driven into the 4th accumulator passage. The more I think about it, I don't think I want to run it that way. So I'm facing the choice of drilling a passage around it and leaving it or drilling tiny holes around it in hopes of dislodging it. If I drill a bypass passage, what's the smallest hole that will restore at least some accumulator function? Passage will be about an inch or so long. I've seen (and done) orificing the 2nd accumulator so it oughta work similar.
What's my odds of dislodging it with any other method?
Worst case scenario (no pun intended), I DO have other cores here and if I ruin the case I'm not totally f*#ked.
What's my odds of dislodging it with any other method?
Worst case scenario (no pun intended), I DO have other cores here and if I ruin the case I'm not totally f*#ked.