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Posted by Famall lover on January 03, 2006 at 12:54:07 from (207.118.164.209):
I am a new comer to engine rebuilding. I am rebuilding a 264 engine in a 400 and i had a questions and i was told this is a good site to get answers from. I installed the crank shaft in the block, torgued the mains and everything and i could spin the crank with my hand freely. Now i have the pistons in and i have to use a wrench on the front of the crank to turn the motor. I was wondering if this is normall or if i did something wrong. I used a white grease assembly lube on everything. Thanks in advance
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