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So I think I spun a Rod bearing?

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havlc2u

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Feb 3, 2012
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I can't remove the rods or anything tonight but I am wondering if there is just a little play in the rod like I can slide it side to side maybe a 1/16th of a inch is that normally the rod with the bad bearing? Only number 2 has this little bit of play.


Is this a automatic rebuild or is it fixable without a rebuild?
 
You shouldn't have any noticeable play if checking by hand. If you do its time for a rebuild.

Yeah the play I have is in cylinder 2 and it moved side by side like maybe a 16th of a inch if that.


So do you guys think I need to do a total rebuild. or is it going to be more the crank the bearings etc. The engine did lockup. I haven't moved it since through.
I am going to have a machine shop check the crank out and see if it is still good.
Just wondering if a full rebuild is the best option. or can I do like the crank and bearings?
 
id say rebuild the bottom end. get crank checked prob going to have to get it turned or possiably on price get a new one. new berings and piston rings. if some one wants toget rid of there enging with 800 mi there is probably a reason. i have met that oe personaly
 
Well you arent going to know until you pull it apart and see, i threw a rod bearing just this this past year, have everything checked out. Safe than sorry.
 
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