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Originally Posted by Ol' Ron
A word of caution, have the rods cleaned and the wrist pin bushing checked for ware. If over .0015" have them replaced. Now this can be a problem because some shops don't have the proper tools to do this because the bushing have to be waged into the rods. before honing. Fortunately most of the time they don't have to be replaced. Some people just do it because they think it a good idea.
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Roger that, thanks.
I’m on a job in Cali right now but hope to get home for the weekend and keep wrenching
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