Bearing inspection
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Re: Bearing inspection
That's what i've been trying to tell you Alex, the numbers are nothing to do with the piston position, the caps are numbered to the rods in pairs..... so you see you must have them on the wrong ones.
Re: Bearing inspection
Another thing to note, according to the BGB bearings should be installed with the oil hole on the conrod side. The one in the pic has it on the cap side.
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Well spotted, that's more than something to note, Alex that's a major installation mistake, your gudgeon pin on the little end won't have been getting any oil feed at all.
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Re: Bearing inspection
If both shells have a hole then it's ok.
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Re: Bearing inspection
Pretty sure mine have as well Paul
My crankshaft has been repaired now.
My crankshaft has been repaired now.