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Posted by Bill on November 14, 2003 at 10:14:36 from (68.70.204.195):
I posted a question yesterday about rod bearing size .002 and the number on the box. Thankyou for the information. I will check the clearence with the plastic gauge. I am replacing the main bearings also. The reason that I am replacing the bearings is that it had low oil pressure after it was warmed up. In the red when warm but almost all the way over when cold. I did find one thing wrong was the tube on the oil pump float was corroded. If you would add all the holes together you put your pencil in the hole. This may be something to look at when rebuilding. Bill
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