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Old 05-22-2010, 09:33 AM   #21
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just drop the oil pan and replace the rod bearings there like 35 bucks at discount auto should take about 3 hours in a driveway just buy oil a filter bearings oil pan gasket and have a good torque wrench

it should cost a total of about 100 bucks at the absolute most and you'll have an engine that you know the rod bearings are good for a long time if you do the job correctly
i was told you have to take it all out to replace the bearings??

is this not true?!?!?! i could definately do this!!

try to give me an answer by saturday mid-day, ill be lookin to buy the bearings asap so i can get this bitch runnin again!

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Old 05-22-2010, 01:00 PM   #22
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I have heard of that being done... As long as your crank is OK that should work, but if you have wear on the crank would not you have to make sure you had correct tolerances on the crank bearings?
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Old 05-22-2010, 01:55 PM   #23
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yes but if the noise hasnt been going on very long it will be fine and yes you could do this just like i said before make sure you torque the rods with a good torque wrench and make sure to lube the rod bolts and bearings when installing if you plan on doing the main bearings they are difficult in car but they are honestly more than likely perfectly fine main bearings rarely fail
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