Posted by DickL on June 27, 2008 at 15:35:33 from (76.76.33.112):
In Reply to: C bearings posted by Lanse on June 27, 2008 at 14:20:03:
You probly need to file the ends of the bearing halves. When you torque the rod cap down and the bearing needs filed it will pinch the ends in toward the journal and act like a brake. Like trying to put a quart in a pint can. Make sure when filing that you do not leave a burr on the inside. When I file the bearings I like to put them in a rod cap and and only file the end without the tab. You can take a shim that you know the thickness of and have the end of the bearing above the cap even with the shim. Remove the shim and file level with the rod cap making sure the bearing does not move in the cap. I think you said you have .003 shim and would only remove that much and recheck. You will run into each rod being a little different on a used crankshafts and rods that have not been reconditions on engines that old.
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