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Old 11-26-2023, 10:57 AM
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Looks like all but # 2 piston rods are mounted backwards with the pistons and oil spurt holes away from cam.
We all know, well almost all, what that means.
This engine is a true disaster and the owner is NOT making anything better.....

BTW, there was nothing wrong with the flexplate, shim or reinforcement ring. And, ALL original Pontiac flexplate shims has 2 oval enlongated holes.
Just tourqe it 95 lb/ft and it will NOT move (or making noises).

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