replaceing a crankshaft

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Re: replaceing a crankshaft [Re: cmitchell] #964216 09/21/09 07:17 PM

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I'm no machinist but you get a new or ground crank then buy the bearings to match. There is all sorts of stuff you should check that's in any rebuild manual.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
replaceing a crankshaft	cmitchell	09/21/09 04:38 PM
Re: replaceing a crankshaft	LRJ4x4	09/21/09 07:17 PM
Re: replaceing a crankshaft	cmitchell	09/21/09 08:46 PM
Re: replaceing a crankshaft	fasteddy	09/21/09 08:53 PM
Re: replaceing a crankshaft	cmitchell	09/22/09 01:39 AM
Re: replaceing a crankshaft	kb9lae	09/22/09 05:30 PM

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