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Old 03-28-2007, 04:29 PM
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my day of engine tear down (56k no way)

so i started today by pulling the tranny:



then when i pulled the clutch off i found this;

i know the pic is awefull but then again so is this camera, there is less than 1mm left on the clutch.
heres my parts table:


my crank^ thats what caused all my problems, she'll be getting sent out to be cut soon.

and i got bored and filled these in with red:
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Old 04-03-2007, 10:47 PM
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and i got bored and filled these in with red:
ROFL..... Funny.

Looks like you got the clutch out at the right time! ;) What clutch you throwing back in? Is yours a forged crank or cast iron???

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Old 04-05-2007, 09:49 PM
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it has to be cast.it's 2 bolt block. don't forget to gris the shaft before puting the clutch back.what was wrong with the crank anyway?
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it has to be cast.it's 2 bolt block. don't forget to gris the shaft before puting the clutch back.what was wrong with the crank anyway?
its cast, and it spun the #1 and # 6 bearings in the matter of 60 miles
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it has to be cast.it's 2 bolt block.
I know it's a 2-bolt main. My question was whether he will be using a forged or stock crank. You should throw a forged crank in while it's down.

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its cast, and it spun the #1 and # 6 bearings in the matter of 60 miles
maybe some thing is wrong with crank.
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Old 04-18-2007, 03:12 PM
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yea it was out of round thats why i took the engine apart in the first place, its allo better now, just waiting on new parts now...
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