Question on seating bearings *DELETED*

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Re: Question on seating bearings [Re: Esquire812] #552999 02/21/05 06:45 AM

Joined: Jan 2005

Posts: 40

Modesto, CA

79Toy4x4

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Thanks for the replies. I used plastigage to determine how much more clearance I needed. The crank had never been ground and I had the right bearings it was just too tight. I used 600 grit sandpaper and a magic maker marking the back side of the cap side bearing and rubbed of the color with the sand paper which worked great. It gave me the clearance i needed.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Question on seating bearings DELETED	79Toy4x4	01/16/05 07:57 AM
Re: Question on seating bearings	Anonymous	01/16/05 06:31 PM
Re: Question on seating bearings	Esquire812	01/16/05 09:55 PM
Re: Question on seating bearings	79Toy4x4	02/21/05 06:45 AM
Re: Question on seating bearings	engnbldr	02/21/05 08:38 AM
Re: Question on seating bearings	Esquire812	02/21/05 11:52 PM

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