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Always #2 & #4 on the mains ,even if the rods look good ,which they sometimes do, those two mains are the precursors to doom !
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If the pan is off. Why not check all of them for the time it takes? That way you won't be wondering. MB.
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I used to buy 454 core Chev engines. If 5 & 6 rod bearings were good, the rest were good. If they were bad, you usually would find a burned main bearing.
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jims5600, If have thrust trouble may want to increase converter/pump clearance, that is one thing that is best to have at maximum clearance.I have always been told from 1/8 to 3/16,bottom converter in pump and come back out 3/16''. If doesn't have enough clearance when on the brake and converter balloons and puts more pressure against thrust. if auto is wearing thrust it is most likely that converter needs more clearance between it and the pump. Mike Taylor 3601 |
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