rod bearings
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It's possible. The problem is that over a couple hundred thousand miles the surface of the crank might have worn down. Bearings aren't that expensive. Grab a set of standard, then plastigauge them. If the specs aren't right, buy new bearings that will fit more appropriately.
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Sep 30, 2015 05:51 PM




