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Re: new bearings preventing starter from turning f
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Posted by Doug in OR on February 01, 2004 at 17:19:54 from (67.166.95.121):
In Reply to: new bearings preventing starter from turning fast posted by tim on February 01, 2004 at 09:10:04:
Since you started the engine easily once, but now it turns hard, I smell a rat. You might want to drop the oil pan and look at those rod bearings. I would bet that either you spun a bearing, or you have a bearing that is nothing but broken pieces of tin. Not a good deal, in any event. Running an engine this way will only cause more damage. Pull the oil pan and check the clearance with plasti-gage. It is a nice cheap way to get peace of mind.
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