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Posted by txgrn on July 17, 2005 at 18:57:41 from (209.151.118.172):
In Reply to: engine noise diagnosis posted by n8terry on July 17, 2005 at 17:50:50:
I was going to say what difference does it make but I then realized.....a lot. a wrist pin is a head removal; a rod bearing just the oil pan. I never had a bad wrist pin. Have replaced mains and inserts however. The engine bearings take a heck of a lot more abuse and move a greater distance as compared to the wrist pin; and are much much softer. Here I'm going to suggest you drop your pan for an investigation and I have a 4230 that I am worried about maybe some worn bearings and I won't drop my pan....Oh well, I'm human. Read a couple of days on the site where a person said he knew what a wrist pin sounded like. I know mains go gong gong gong under load. Don't know what inserts sound like . HTH Mark
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