Re: Bearing Clearances

Posted by teddy52food on November 21, 2006 at 17:14:36 from (204.73.107.177):

In Reply to: Bearing Clearances posted by Dan Bear Kelley on November 21, 2006 at 14:32:39:

I always use plastigage when assembling an engine. Many years ago I was putting one together and one bearing showed way more clearance than the rest.When checking it out, I found a one half was standard and the other half was .010. The shaft was ground to .010 by me. The bearing was boxed wrong. Without checking with plastigage there was no way to notice until it would have been too late.

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