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11-28-2010, 06:58 PM
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Use a dial bore gauge and a outside mic,torque main bearings using correct lube in fasteners,measure crank with mic,set dial bore gauge off of mic to 0 ,then rock dial bore gauge inside bearing and see difference on gauge,this is absolutely the best way to measure bearing clearance,same procedure for rod bearings.BillC.
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