Subject	Yep. If the engine is out, flip it over, pull the oil pan,
Posted by	MixManMash on March 16, 2018 at 5:53 PM
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In Reply To	Crank and rod bearing replacement posted by njz on March 16, 2018 at 04:00 PM
Message	pull the oil pump and rear main seal retainer. Undo all the rod caps and separate the rod from the crank. Pull the crank girdle and crankshaft. Replace the main bearings, reinstall crank and girdle. Replace rod bearings and reinstall onto the crank. Reverse the remaining steps.
Follow Ups	Crank and rod bearing replacement - njz 16:00:23 03/16/18 Talk to Jesse, pretty sure he's done that... (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 16:52:28 03/16/18 Thank you Barry (n/m) - njz 17:02:21 03/16/18 Yep. If the engine is out, flip it over, pull the oil pan, - MixManMash 17:53:15 03/16/18 Re: Yep. If the engine is out, flip it over, pull the oil pan, - njz 18:51:26 03/16/18 Yes, it’s simple - -Grimm- 21:31:56 03/16/18 Re: Crank and rod bearing replacement - ouikikazz 13:42:57 03/17/18 Why replace the head gasket if there is nothing wrong with - MixManMash 19:56:30 03/17/18 This^ ? (n/m) - ZXoltan 08:37:37 03/18/18 Re: Why replace the head gasket if there is nothing wrong with - ouikikazz 13:17:46 03/19/18 While you're at it... - ZXoltan 14:46:33 03/19/18 You must have low oil pressure if your doing that. Make sure - CmyZ 15:20:28 03/18/18 I'll be doing the same. Motor will be out for some other - Zbullet 09:59:42 03/19/18
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