Posted by rustred on February 02, 2012 at 20:36:26 from (74.200.18.156):
In Reply to: SUPER C ENGINE KNOCK posted by james johnston on February 02, 2012 at 20:03:45:
depends on what you mean by slight movement, if you can move it its toast. not talking side ways either, as you will have side ways movement. do what you gotta do cause the sooner you get that knock outa there the better you are, if its not too late allready. crank will have damage and be egged and just a new brg. might not last anyhow. and once you have it apart check the other rods also with plastigage. after your repair job run straight 40 oil or 20-50 oil in it. check your oil pressure with a master guage also , before and after. and when you go to sell it tell the customer the btm. end story, so when he hooks on the plow and the rod flys threw the block he knows why.
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