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connecting rod pin buhings

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09-10-2006 11:49:07




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Another question! The FO-4 states the "oil hole" must be drilled in the pin bushing after it is installed. My rods have 4 holes in them at the pin end. Two large are on "top"{towards piston head) and the bushings have corresponding holes. I assume these are the holes where oil is picked up when it is flying around inside the piston and this lubricates the pins. The rods also have two smaller holes (one on each side of the rod) and the bushings also have those holes but they do not line up with the holes in the rods and therefore no oil can get through there. The bushings are in very good shape (per the pin drop test and they check to size)so they must have been getting lubrication. Do I not worry about the other two small holes?

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