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Crankshaft movement
So what did you find when you pulled the oil pan?- mark salanco
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- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
It's called Duce parts reference .. It's on this site.- mark salanco
- Post #20
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
There is a section on here with the part numbers for bearings, let me go find it n let you know.- mark salanco
- Post #19
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
I'm not a diesel mechanic expert, I have built my share of Chevy small blocks and big blocks, but something just doesn't sound right with that much play in the crank. Hopefully a diesel expert will chime in with some good advice.- mark salanco
- Post #18
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
You shouldn't have that much up n down movement. If it was me, I would pull the pan and start checking the bearings.- mark salanco
- Post #16
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
The weight if the flywheel might be pushing the crank into the bearings. Is the crank in the block without the rods bolted to it?- mark salanco
- Post #14
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
When you pull the main caps, check for a spun bearing. If you find one that has spun in the cap you will most likely need a new cap and have to have the block align-honed.- mark salanco
- Post #12
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
The weight of the flywheel is probably pushing the crank into the bearings. With the flywheel off its probably floating. I would pull the crank and see what's going on in there.- mark salanco
- Post #10
- Forum: The Deuce
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Crankshaft movement
Sounds like you have a bad crankshaft and most likely bad bearings.. Sorry for the bad news :( I would pull the crank out and look at the bearings, I bet some of them are beat up bad. Have the crank checked for straightness .- mark salanco
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- Forum: The Deuce