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the size of the ring will be determined by the bore size
so if it is a 3"(75mm) bore the ring will be that size if placed in the bore separate to the piston and pushed square and to the bottom of the bore the ring gap will denote if standard , worn or oversize to standard
new rings in new bores will have a ring gap of around .010"
worn rings will have a larger gap up to .040" and will have sharp edges where the ring lands wear the rings
over size rings in standard bore probably won't even fit in the bore to start with
ring sets are bought in standard size , .010" over size,.020" oversize,.030" oversize,.040" oversize with the oversize equalling the final hone of a machine bore
so if the machine shop bores the cylinder out to .020" oversize then you need .020" oversize rings to maintain the correct ring gap
from experience I have found that if I follow that rule , on measuring the ring gap at the bottom of the bore the ring gap is about .015" or half worn out
I counter this by getting the next size ring .030" and filing the ends of the rings at the gap to obtain the .010" gap This has produced better longer lasting repairs

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just check your ring tone settings check whether u have selected vibrate then ring settings..if so change it to ring..try this....

Hello, You can still have Ring issues with good compression. The pistons have different types of rings on them to do different jobs. The top rings are your power rings, the bottom rings are your oil rings.

The oil rings prevent the block pressure and oil slop from being drawn up into the cylinder. The piston creates a siphon action and the oil rings prevent the oil from climbing the cylinder walls. All it takes is for the rings to rotate around the piston and have the ring ends line up.

That is why you offset the rings on installation from 90 to 120 degrees. It staggers the gaps of the rings for a better seal. Now you can get oil vapor if the compression rings line up to allow compression into the crankcase through the gaps on the piston rings.

Sometimes the valve stem seals can leak and allow exhaust into the upper block if you have valves that are not seating correctly.

. Axle Code >>>>>>>>>>>Standard
2YN Gear Ratio >>>>2.56<<<<< Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Standard 2GA Gear Ratio 2.73 Ring Gear Diameter 7.6 Standard 2GB Gear Ratio 2.73 Ring Gear Diameter 7.6 Standard 2GH Gear Ratio 2.73 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Standard 2LW Gear Ratio 3.08 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Standard 2LR Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Standard 2LY Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Standard 2LT Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Standard 6YF Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5


Axle Code>>>>>>>>> Limited Slip
2LQ Gear Ratio >>>>>>>>2.93<<<<<<<<<<< Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Limited Slip 2YG Gear Ratio 2.93 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Limited Slip 2LX Gear Ratio 3.08 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Limited Slip 2ND Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Limited Slip 2LZ Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5 Limited Slip 2LS Gear Ratio 3.23 Ring Gear Diameter 8.5

Distinctive Ring basicsDistinctive Ring service is an optional service available from many telephone companies. The Distinctive Ring service permits you to assign more than one telephone number to the same telephone line. Distinctive Ring allows you to use a single phone line for both voice and fax calls. You can assign a unique phone number and ring pattern for incoming fax calls. When a fax comes in, each telephone number makes a distinctive ringing sound, such as a single ring, double ring, or triple ring.
NOTE: The Distinctive Ring Service is the name HP and others use to describe this feature. Distinctive Ring is also known as:

• Call Sign
• Custom Ring
• Ident-a-Call
• Ident-a-Ring
• Ident-a-Ring
• Multi Ring
• Personalized Ringing
• Ringmaster
• Smart Ring
• Teen-Ring

The Distinctive Ring Service allows the HP product to work similarly to a dedicated fax line. If you connect an HP fax product and a telephone to one telephone line, you can assign one telephone number for fax calls and another for voice calls.
NOTE: You cannot send or receive faxes when the phone line is in use. Even if the HP fax product has a separate telephone number, it is still sharing the same phone line. Set the Distinctive Ring Service Using the menus on the product control panel, follow these steps to set a distinctive ring pattern. Step one: Turn on Auto Answer Turn on Auto Answer by pressing the Auto Answer button on the control panel. The button light indicates when Auto Answer is on.If the button light is already on, you do not need to press the button. Step two: Set the distinctive ring patternFollow these steps to change the answer ring pattern.

1. Press the Setup button ( ) on the product control panel.
2. Press the Right Arrow button ( ) to select Advanced Fax Setup , and then press the OK button.
3. Press the Right Arrow button ( ) to select Distinctive Ring , and then press the OK button.
4. Press the Right Arrow button ( ) to select one of the following options:
   • All Rings
   • Single Rings
   • Double Rings
   • Triple Rings
   • Double & Triple Rings
5. Press the OK button to select the option.
6. Press the Back button ( ) to return to the main menu.

Now if you have anymore problems copy the link from below and paste it in your address bar and it will help you further with a document. Follow all the settings in the document and your fax should be setup,keep in MIND THAT THE RINGS TO ANSWER SHOULD BE 2,SO YOU CAN RECEIVE FAXES AFTER TWO RINGS

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01647469&tmp_task=solveCategory&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3795406

1. Press Menu .
2. Press the right arrow (>) or the left arrow (<) until Advanced Fax Setup displays.
3. Press Enter .
4. Press the right arrow (>) or the left arrow (<) until Answer Ring Pattern displays.
5. Press Enter
6. Press the right arrow (>) or the left arrow (<) until the desired ring pattern displays.
   • Single rings – The fax machine answers after a single ring.
   • Double rings – The fax machine answers after a double ring.
   • Triple rings – The fax machine answers after a triple ring.
   • Double and triple – The fax machine answers after a double and triple ring.
   • All rings – The fax machine answers any ring. This is the default when not using Distinctive Ring.
7. Press Enter .