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Re: Pulling crankshaft
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Posted by Ed H. on February 21, 2005 at 11:13:11 from (216.93.97.40):
In Reply to: Re: Pulling crankshaft posted by David Miller on February 21, 2005 at 09:18:40:
ofcourse not seeing it , its hard to say, but if the crank just has some marks on it but is still within the measured tolerance , it should be fine....i've had a few the same way.....use a micrometer to measure the rod journals, it will be diffacult to measure the main journals, ...but an expierenced eye can tell you if it looks damaged...get some emery paper and clean up the journals the best you can......when istalling the new bearings, obtain and learn how to use plasti-gauge, this will tell the whole story.......don't forget to hone the cylinder walls, and install new rings....and have the valves & seats ground in the head before installing it
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