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Posted by Johann on June 22, 2005 at 04:55:50 from (65.114.81.110):
Spun a rod bearing in 236 D. I suppose it was not
installed correctly. Anyhow , some of the spun bearing
residue is on the face of the other bearings, rod and
mains. They kind of look like a freckle faced kid. Does
this require that the bearings be replaced, or can they
be wiped down? Also, can the mains be replaced
without pulling the crank, or do I have to pull the crank?
Then does this require new seals in the front and back?
Please advise, as I may be in for a long and expensive
day> Thanks.
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