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Re: 806 spun rod bearing
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Posted by Aaron on February 06, 2000 at 10:28:00 from (129.186.165.125):
In Reply to: 806 spun rod bearing posted by Rich on February 06, 2000 at 05:40:43:
It depends on why it spun. Was it a lack of oil in the pan, loose rod bolts, plug in the crank, etc. If you had one spin, I guess I'd recommend a fairly complete teardown. If something plugged the oil form the crank to that bearing, and all you do is put a new bearing in, the plug is still there, and you'll be doing it again. At a minimum, you'l be pulling the crank to grind it and finding a new rod. Might not be a bad time to put rings on and check the sleeves while you have it appart. Good luck.
Aaron
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