Posted by DickL on June 26, 2008 at 12:50:04 from (76.76.33.112):
In Reply to: Paging DickL posted by Lanse on June 26, 2008 at 12:08:55:
No,No,No. Put one half in the rod and one half in the cap. Make sure that is clean enough to eat from before installing the bearing in the rod and cap. Squirt new motor oil under the bearing halves and wipe with a clean towel before inserting the bearing halves. You can put a slight bit of grease on the shims to hold them in place. I would get the engine blocked with the crankshaft up in the air.
If the rings are any good in that engine at all you will want to rotate the crankshaft for each rod so that the crankshaft has started to push the piston up. You do not want to be pulling the piston and rod down onto the crankshaft with the rod cap trying to get a plastigage reading.
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