Posted by Dick L on June 28, 2008 at 08:53:36 from (76.76.33.112):
For those that are not familiar with filing bearings for fitting bearings on a rod that takes shims. In the picture of the rod that I just picked off my junk pile you will see that with the shims removed and the bearing half ends pressing each other that you have a space where the shims were needed to torque the rod caps to spec. You can also see how the cap bearing half extends past the cap on both sides. Saying the crankshaft has worn to the point that no shims are needed to get the .002 clearance and you torque the cap with the bearing as it is it will have to go somewhere. It can not go out so the only place it can go is in toward the crankshaft. When this happens the crankshaft will not turn by hand.
I only take the time to post this beacuse as helpful and well meaning as some peoples opinions are, bad information only causes confusion to those working on this type of engine.
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