Little man in the motor brought out his hammer
06-24-2006, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by wittekl
So its at a shop currently and the mechanic claims that it is a wrist pin going bad, what do you think would be my best move to do? what all should i replace if i decide to rebuild this keeping in mind that money is tight at this time.
06-26-2007, 09:29 PM
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Pulled my heads this weekend cuz I had a bad knock in the top of motor...Found bad wrist pin on #2..so bad it was smacking the head and denting the piston...I'm in the same boat as you,, don't want to pull the whole motor and rebuild due to $$$ but if I don't it will haunt me..AAARRRGGH
Pistons are .25 oversize and my parts motor are STD so I guess I could use the Con. Rod but thats all for a budget fix.
Pistons are .25 oversize and my parts motor are STD so I guess I could use the Con. Rod but thats all for a budget fix.
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