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BWILDERED

03-03-2007 18:30:34




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I have an early production 5400 with a wore out motor, actually the people I bought it from let the front drive line wear a hole in the oil pan. You guessed it. Well the crank is turned, .010 did the trick. Now for the overhaoul kit. Well it seems that there is not a kit for my particular engine with rods number R105011E, but ther is for rods numbered RE501675. Can anyone tell me what the differance is?

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TylerARK

03-05-2007 06:25:06




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 Re: 3029 diesel in reply to BWILDERED, 03-03-2007 18:30:34  
The early style R105011 rods were replaced by the RE501675.
If your old rods are good, you just order the overhaul kit and since it doesnt come with rod bolts anyway, you just order the early style R80033 rod bolts for it. (the wrist pins are Not in the overhaul kit either!) The early rods were the "toungue & groove cut style" on the big end whereas the new style are the "broken" style rods. If any of your old rods are bad, you need to either replace it with an old style one or order a set of the new style.
The rest of the kit is the same parts.
Tyler

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msb

03-03-2007 19:08:48




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 Re: 3029 diesel in reply to BWILDERED, 03-03-2007 18:30:34  
Could be a difference in thrust bearings. Try matching the part number with a 4020.



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