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Topic: Ferguson TO35 rear main bearing
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| NSK
08-01-2012 11:26:02
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Which way do the rear main bearings go in on a Z134 engine. 1 bearing has an extra set of holes, does it go in the block or in the main cap. The IT manual says nothing about this. When I tore it apart it had no oil pressure & the bearing with the holes was in the cap. But it also had all new Std. bearings and the crank was .010 under, so trusting it might not be correct. Thanks for the info.
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| 2tractors
08-01-2012 15:36:44
207.144.5.133
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Re: Ferguson TO35 rear main bearing in reply to NSK, 08-01-2012 11:26:02
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| The hole or "extra set of holes" goes to the block. Just think about the oil having to travel up into the head and the "holes" have to align into the block to allow the oil to have a path. Just shoot some air up thru the block hole and you will hear air passing into the head.
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| 2tractors
08-01-2012 15:39:55
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Re: Ferguson TO35 rear main bearing in reply to 2tractors, 08-01-2012 15:36:44
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| I may have miss spoke about the direction but the oil has to have a path to the head and I'm sure that is why you had no oil pressure.
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