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Pony Crank shaft thrust clearance problems

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Eddy62

11-25-2007 12:45:45

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I have a N62 engine I had the crank reground.The block was replaced as the old one was cracked. The problem I'm having now is when I set the crankshaft in I have 0.15 thrust clearance . This should be .002 -.008. I have no shims installed so there's no place to go .What to do?

Should I have the material ground off the crank?

Should I shim behind the front bronze fixed thrust washer?

Or make a thicker bronze thrust washer for the inner side. Problem is what type of bronze do they use for these?

Your thoughts greatly appreciated

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Old Iron Larry

11-25-2007 13:36:48

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Re: Pony Crank shaft thrust clearance problems in reply to Eddy62, 11-25-2007 12:45:45

There are shims that go on the front of the crankshaftbetween the crank and frony thrust washer. I made some from a beer can and they worked fine.

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Eddy62

11-25-2007 14:05:15

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Re: Pony Crank shaft thrust clearance problems in reply to Old Iron Larry, 11-25-2007 13:36:48

Thanks for the reply . But the problem is with no shims on the crank I have to much clearance.

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Old Iron Larry

11-26-2007 10:47:52

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Re: Pony Crank shaft thrust clearance problems in reply to Eddy62, 11-25-2007 14:05:15

You may need new thrust bearing washers or you might not have one installed on both sides.

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