I have not rebuilt the PRV engine yet so what I am giving you is out of the DMC Workshop manual. You are basically correct with the dimensions you have given. In the DMC manual it does not have any specific cautions against using more than 1 seal (it just assumes that 1 will do it). The difference in protrusions between any two ajacent liners should not exceed .04mm (.0016"). Differences must be "stepped among the cylinders in a bank. (Don't go up-down-up). I would continue to try Volvo dealers. Talk to the service manager and get him to help. There might be a spacer ring that you can order to get you "into the ballpark" so that you can finish up with a selective liner base seal that will get you closer to the high end of the protrusion specifacation or they may tell you it is perfectly OK to use more than one seal. The use of more than one seal may allow more "crush" so you may have to exceed the high end spec and instead of .23mm protrusion .25-.26mm may be alright. The engine in a Delorean is very close to a Volvo 760. The core (which is what you are doing now) is identical so the assembly specs are the same. BTW you are supposed to use a "Thrust Plate Bracket" on the liner and a dial indicator (clock gauge) to actually measure the protusion accuratly . You are dealing with very small measurements here so take your time and try to be as accurate as you can be. You should be able to do this with a flat plate and feeler gauges. The manual says to measure in 2 places being opposite each other and use the larger one for measurement purposes. Eveb if you reassemble with the protrusion .147mm the difference from that to .23mm is VERY small. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Steve Abbott" <abbotts@xxxx> wrote: > Hi folks > > I came across this list while searching for info on rebulding a PRV > V6 and, noticing that there is a huuuge number of members here, I'm > hoping someone might be able to help or at least point me in the > direction of a source of help. > > I'm in the process of a full rebuild on a 2.8litre V6 out of a '86 > Volvo 760. I realise that the car isn't even close to a DeLorean, but > I gather that the engines are virtually identical. >