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      10-09-2019, 08:21 AM   #65
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Any bearing you go with needs to be measured and assessed for suitability. King's set is no different. See first post- BE/rcollins provides a crankshaft bearing chart condensed from BMW information that helps identify which bearings you should use depending on actual journal measurements. If you've replaced the crankshaft then you can't go by the identifiers on the parts.

Any replacement main bearing you purchase from BMW is going to be identified "R".

If you're not sure or don't have the micrometers and bore gauges to identify what you need, I'd suggest contacting a qualified shop near you for assistance.
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