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omega0684

posted on 21/9/09 at 01:39 PM Reply With Quote
F**King BIG Bo**ocks!

stripped the bottom end of the pinto this morning so that i could do the honing (which all went well) and then inspected the crank main bearing and one of them has a crack in it! i measured the crank and it measures 56.98mm, consulting the oracle of Haynes its has standard crank width so is it a case of just buying and fitting a new set of bearings?

would these be ok

ebay linky

Alex

[Edited on 21/9/09 by omega0684]

[Edited on 21/9/09 by omega0684]

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lotusmadandy

posted on 21/9/09 at 01:51 PM Reply With Quote
Yup.. will be fine as long as the crank
isn't damaged.

Andy






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Mr Whippy

posted on 21/9/09 at 01:53 PM Reply With Quote
just be glad you spotted it now





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prawnabie

posted on 21/9/09 at 01:53 PM Reply With Quote
Can't see the auction because at work, but the link says big end bearings and you say the mains are cracked?
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Thinking about it

posted on 21/9/09 at 02:01 PM Reply With Quote
He must be talking mains as big end is 51.98 - 52.00mm
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coozer

posted on 21/9/09 at 02:50 PM Reply With Quote
Time for that zetec?





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omega0684

posted on 21/9/09 at 02:54 PM Reply With Quote
no NOT the big end bearings of the conrod, i mean the main crank bearings that hold the crank in the block.

above link corrected

here

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flak monkey

posted on 21/9/09 at 02:57 PM Reply With Quote
Yep, the auction is for big end bearings

You need mains.

David





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scootz

posted on 21/9/09 at 04:28 PM Reply With Quote
I would add a 'BIG' between the two words in your thread title (preferable in bold)!

The initial statement just doesn't convey the seriousness of your predicament!

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omega0684

posted on 21/9/09 at 05:29 PM Reply With Quote
just for scootz, title amended!
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RichardK

posted on 21/9/09 at 06:12 PM Reply With Quote
lucky bugg3r if you ask me, noticing now and not finding out the noisy way!

Cheers

Rich





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rusty nuts

posted on 21/9/09 at 07:01 PM Reply With Quote
I thought from the title you were boasting!
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omega0684

posted on 21/9/09 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by rusty nuts
I thought from the title you were boasting!


i am !

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scootz

posted on 22/9/09 at 06:29 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by omega0684
just for scootz, title amended!


Perfect.. thanks!

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jpindy3

posted on 22/9/09 at 08:52 PM Reply With Quote
hi alex,
i take it you would have fitted new mains anyway,
'if there was no crack'

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