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Re: BEWARE!! BECARFULL, ALL NEWBEE'S AND OTHERS
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Posted by Ron in Nebr on August 24, 2006 at 21:56:20 from (66.252.113.117):
In Reply to: Re: BEWARE!! BECARFULL, ALL NEWBEE'S AND OTHERS posted by Ron in Nebr on August 24, 2006 at 21:41:03:
Well I went down and read the whole thread now, like I shoulda done before I posted the above message. Seems you're thinking either a sleeve or a bearing problem. Ya won't know till you tear it apart, but most(if not all) bearings don't require any break-in as long as they're prelubed sufficiently on assembly so they're not metal-on-metal until oil gets to them, and all sleeves should require is "maybe" a run in to seat the rings(see above post). Kinda sounds like there was maybe a problem with the oiling system? Let us know what ya find when/if you tear her back down. Like most mechanical objects, there's not really any black magic involved- if there's a problem, there's more than likely a correctible reason for it.
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