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If I had just had the patience to read a little further into the manual I would have seen what to do. A little later in the manual they say to put the thicker one against the block.
By the way, to get _any_ end play at all, I had to use all three thickness gaskets(in addition to what I am calling the "normal" one) - just the one they implied would be right was not enough. Even with all three, I didn't have the whole .010 they recommend. Probably .008" I could get my .009 in there but it was way too snug. I'm hoping that's good enough -cause I am moving on with the rest! Thanks again! |
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Should be fine. No pre-load is the big deal, but it needs room for expansion.
Are you sure your bearings are bottomed out on the crank? Just asking to be sure. |
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I finished all the way through the piston, rings, and rod (hole towards camshaft). I did have trouble with the front and rear crankshaft seals. What do you folks use to drive them? I never could find a pipe in my shop that was the right size. One chunk of PVC pipe was pretty close for the flywheel side , but not the other side. I really struggled to keep them driven straight and true. Thanks once again for everyone's help, |
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The seals, well honestly I used what I've always used to drive seals with. A punch! Lol I've never had a problem doing it like that, patience is key though. Put some oil on the rubber part of the seal work it as far down as you can by hand. Then tap gently around the seal evenly.
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