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engine knock question Just curious, at what clearances do rod and main bearings start to knock?
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Re: engine knock question I've seen [heard] them knock at .003" on other engines. These model A engines seem to be able to handle a little more before they get noisy.
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Re: engine knock question Depends on oil viscosity, too. And oil temperature.
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Re: engine knock question They put up a pretty good knock when the Babbitt in a rod decides to fall to the bottom of the pan in little bitty pieces.
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Re: engine knock question RE; 29 Business Coupe -my engine was rebuilt before I bought the project , when I finally got it together and running it had a knock, determined it sounded like it was # 2 cylinder. I pulled the pan rolled the engine over and was able to see the rod was tight against the piston Boss , just had to pull that piston and had the boss machined for clearance , good as new now. might not be your problem , just sharing my results
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most likely this means the rod is bent, and that the piston is cocked in the cylinder |
Re: engine knock question Hi Kurt,
What would cause tods to bend? Regards Chris Cape Town |
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Re: engine knock question I've heard tell uf a "ROD BENDIN' GREMLIN"!--Sum times, he fills one cylinder clean full uf WATER & WHAMO!
Bill W. |
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Re: engine knock question Rod NOT Bent , machinist inspected , aftermarket piston problem
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