found my knock
today i was out of school so i droped my oil pan and started pulling rod caps wouldn't ya know it #1 is eat all up. after running bout 300 miles today cuase we didnt have stuff or stuff broke i finally got a set of rod bearings all the others look very good so i just replaced the ate up one and sanded the crank down smooth
its a temporay fix if this will last me to the spring i'll jerk the motor out and rebuild it
but this was what was knocking
i tell yall what i aint seen a cleaner motor than this at all
145,000 miles and the thing looks great no carbon or sludge at all
just letting yall know what my knock was thanks for all the help guys moose
its a temporay fix if this will last me to the spring i'll jerk the motor out and rebuild it
but this was what was knocking
i tell yall what i aint seen a cleaner motor than this at all
145,000 miles and the thing looks great no carbon or sludge at all
just letting yall know what my knock was thanks for all the help guys moose
i believe i'm just going to have the crank polished and just use the rest of my rod bearings and just buy another rod bearing when i rebuiild it. i'll just do the bottom end
new rod and main bearings timing set and oil pump kit . then drive it till i get tried of it or i wreck it or it screws up again theni'll do another cheap fix and get rid of it.
building this motor is going to cut into my motor building project for my truck 1965 chevy c10 i'm resotering i'm real bumed bout that
new rod and main bearings timing set and oil pump kit . then drive it till i get tried of it or i wreck it or it screws up again theni'll do another cheap fix and get rid of it.
building this motor is going to cut into my motor building project for my truck 1965 chevy c10 i'm resotering i'm real bumed bout that
Not trying to ruin your day, I hope it works out for ya. But chances might be a little slim that your rod journals will still be within tolerance spec when you check it. You might keep in the back of your mind that there will be a chance you'll need oversized bearings if you intend on rebuilding the bottom end. Good Luck, and way to stay after it.
Originally Posted by greenmoose92
i believe i'm just going to have the crank polished and just use the rest of my rod bearings and just buy another rod bearing when i rebuiild it. i'll just do the bottom end
new rod and main bearings timing set and oil pump kit . then drive it till i get tried of it or i wreck it or it screws up again theni'll do another cheap fix and get rid of it.
building this motor is going to cut into my motor building project for my truck 1965 chevy c10 i'm resotering i'm real bumed bout that
new rod and main bearings timing set and oil pump kit . then drive it till i get tried of it or i wreck it or it screws up again theni'll do another cheap fix and get rid of it.
building this motor is going to cut into my motor building project for my truck 1965 chevy c10 i'm resotering i'm real bumed bout that
Nice Truck! I had a 64 for a couple of weeks. Damn garage mechanic left some bolt out of the engine, so by the time I got about 5 miles down the road, no more oil. Just a loud BANG as the engine blew. Talked to a lawyer who was a customer of mine, and nothing I could do as he isn't a business.
I was so poor, and pissed off, that I junked for like $20 after trying to sell it. Figured some collector would want it as I had extra body parts and stuff.
I wanted to go back, but a. No ride and b. No desire for a police record....
I wanted to go back, but a. No ride and b. No desire for a police record....
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