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      07-03-2017, 05:20 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by JsL View Post
Why not just spend that money towards changing the rod bearings? I know we're talking about a few hundred versus 2 thousand.

I imagine investing in the guage, it tells you that the rod bearings need to get changed, now you are out the cost of the guage and the bearings.
Good point but why not invest in gauge and know that rod bearings need to be replaced for the future reference? Just something useful to have on a vehicle with common rod bearing issue IMPO.
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