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AmpleEclipse

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Jun 25, 2004
gold canyon, Arizona
Hi, my 98 gst has crankwalk... again... I got 20k miles out of the last motor :| thanks alot mitsubishi! :thumb: -matt
 
uhhh...cool? :confused:

I bet a good portion of the people that claim their car has crankwalked was actually something else was the cause of the problem.
 
Yeah most of the supposed "crankwalk" cases are probably just spun bearings. Are you sure it was crankwalk? Did you measure the actual play in the crankshaft yourself?
 
AmpleEclipse said:
Hi, my 98 gst has crankwalk... again... I got 20k miles out of the last motor :| thanks alot mitsubishi! :thumb: -matt


1 of two things happened.

the mechanic F-ed up the rebuild

OR

you rebuilt an engine that was already crank walked and expected it to last ROFL

thread reported for crankwalk stupidity
 
HighPsi92GST said:
1 of two things happened.

the mechanic F-ed up the rebuild

OR

you rebuilt an engine that was already crank walked and expected it to last ROFL

thread reported for crankwalk stupidity

LOL
 
I've had 3 '95 4g63t's with no crankwalk yet........

My current '95 gs-t is at the 100k mark and still pulling 13's in the 1/4. ( 16g setup @ 5200 above sea level).

A bad mechanic or schister engine salesman will always point to a "common" problem to blame for the motor they sold you.
 
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