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Bearing to shaft oil clearance
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Posted by dr.sportster on January 20, 2005 at 13:15:46 from (209.247.222.82):
Several days ago a guy said here that he had replaced motor bearings with new standard size bearings.Needless to say he reassembled to find the same loud knock.I beleive this is why;Recommended clearance-.0015"-normal oil pressure.double claerance.003"-provides five times normal oil supply Double again to .006" clearance provides 25 times normal oil supply.As excessivly large clearances are approached the danger of oil starvation is introduced.This is a result of the bearings nearest the pump receiving ALL the oil supply and the furthest not getting enough.I didnt want to tell him he just wasted a set of standard bearings.Reference: ENGINE POWER BOOK
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