04-16-2010
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crank damage...
Ok so after looking under the car, getting everything cleaned up, i found something i missed earlier. Where the rod connects to the crank, there is a very slight indention probably where the rod cap hit the crank. I will post up pics later.
Should I:
1. Have the crank turned?
2. Replace it with another 2.0 crank?
3. if the damage isnt too substantial would it be alright to leave it as is?
And is there anyone local that has a engine hoist and engine stand that i can borrow this weekend.
Thank you
Tom
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04-16-2010
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immune from paybans
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Re: crank damage...
My vote is to get that $100 virgin crank off tuners.
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04-16-2010
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Transmission destroyer
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Re: crank damage...
put up a WTB thread, I bet you could have one locally by the end of the weekend.
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04-16-2010
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Re: crank damage...
done.
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04-16-2010
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AznKraut
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Re: crank damage...
Or just polish it
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Boost Spike
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Re: crank damage...
Replace the crank. Its gonna suck doing it but yeah. Don't run a turned crank. Those are not really all that great.
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04-16-2010
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Coon Rapids
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Re: crank damage...
if its a little tiny dent just sand it out, you got pics?
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04-16-2010
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Re: crank damage...
JB Weld.
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04-16-2010
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Re: crank damage...
Im going to end up replacing it. So who has a cherry picker and engine stand that i can borrow.
I may as well do it as i dont want the bearings wearing faster than they need to.
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04-16-2010
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Boost Spike
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Re: crank damage...
Quote:
Originally Posted by tpunx99GSX
Im going to end up replacing it. So who has a cherry picker and engine stand that i can borrow.
I may as well do it as i dont want the bearings wearing faster than they need to.
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You should put new bearings in with a new crank.
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04-16-2010
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formerly ecoli
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Re: crank damage...
Naw, just keep that crank and keep changing the bearing on that journal until it self clearances itself.
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04-16-2010
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Re: crank damage...
Here is one that im looking at buying for 100 shipped from texas.
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