Anonymous-0
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I am putting a CA engine back together i know the rods are offset. I can,t find which way the wrist pin lock bolts face or the torque on the bolts. Any information would be appreciated.
thanks.
thanks.
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chalmersbob(Pa)
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They have to be installed according to the offset.
Every other one is reversed. Bob
Every other one is reversed. Bob
Anonymous-0
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Proved I can't read. I have read the book I don't know how many times I was missing the rod offset. Rebuilt a B few years back just forgot I guess. Thanks.
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