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I am attempting the repair of the cylinder for a Peugot XN1P. Looks like the engine had plain water in it and the head had severe corrosion on the deck surface. So now I have it nicely welded up but there are some areas where I can't tell what it is supposed to look like! Anyone have a picture of the deck side of the head? All I can find online is a picture of the top.

Big thanks!!
  • Posted 7 Sep 2012 07:00
  • By mbam
  • joined 7 Sep'12 - 1 message
  • Florida, United States

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