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Re: c123 assembly/ how tight
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Posted by Hobo,NC on January 28, 2005 at 15:13:18 from (67.141.253.56):
In Reply to: c123 assembly/ how tight posted by CAJUNACE on January 27, 2005 at 14:18:06:
It should turn easy, very easy before enny seals front or rear or attached to it. I would loosen up main caps one at a time and if that made enny difference I would remove the shaft, when you install the haft bear'n shells in the block and then lay the shaft in them it should turn free with no bind'n and as you install the main caps they should make VERY little difference in how it turns unless one has the rear seal in it a neopream seal then would cause almost no drag if it has oil on it, a roop seal is very different cuzz it is pressed tight to the shaft. Their is a clearance spec for a reason, the crank needs oil between the bear'n and crank or it will take out the bear'n
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