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Pretty bad bearings from an 09 120k, cyl8 looked pretty bad.
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I guess I'll have to start a main bearing thread soon. Still hoping to change mine this fall.
They are just as much of a problem as the rod bearings from all examples I've seen.
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Did another video.
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Not sure yet. I have a friend going through some bearings from other engines/manufacturers to see if there is anything off the shelf that might work.
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Far too much false information in this video. Please take it down, or just remove it from the thread.
We have enough internet mechanics around here to deal with.
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+1. Opinion shared in the video is only going to confuse those who need less confusion on the matter. You can't make informed assumptions about an issue if you don't even know the makeup of the bearing types you're looking at.
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Interesting, it does calm down more when it's warmed up. And I doubt it s spark plugs just got them done a month ago:
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Hopefully you'll find this info a little helpful. The video compares 702/703 bearings (tin/aluminum) with 088/089 bearings (lead/copper) and essentially says: "mine don't look as bad as those, therefore mine and all others that look like mine are fine." Unfortunately, that's a very bad comparison because the two bearings are totally different from each other in how they look with excessive wear.
You have 702/703 bearings. As 702/703 bearings go, yours are some of the most heavily worn I've seen. In other words, they're in pretty bad shape. The second thing wrong was mixing upper and lower shells and thinking they both wear the same. They don't. Uppers always wear much more than lowers. Often times the lowers show no wear at all. Your lowers show quite a bit of wear -- for lower shells. That's another reason I say for 702/703 bearings, yours were some of the most heavily worn I've seen. |
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22K miles, with about 2k at the track....was going to run my oil analysis to start questioning the BE replacement. think it is time?
Ill post pictures of the bearings in a couple days. Last edited by gorrerjm; 10-31-2017 at 09:58 PM.. |
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