Main Bearings
#1
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Hello all, I just bought a 1994 Chevy Blazer 4 door, automatic with the 4.3 liter (vortex) for $400.00 and this is my first chevy vehicle. But the problem is I think the main bearing is bad in it. So my question is- Do I have to take the front axle out to replace them through the oil pan? Thank you for your time
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welcome to forum. try running a search, and you should find all the info you need.
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welcome to the forum. you'd probably get more answers posting in the appropriate section.. this section for introductions.
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easiest way is to pull the motor.
#5
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Are you talking about a crank bearing in the engine when you say main? If so you have to pull the motor and do a tear down and rebuild.
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If you have to replace a main bearing, you have to pull the motor. This cannot be done from under the truck.
If you have to replace a main bearing, you have to pull the motor. This cannot be done from under the truck.
#7
Join Date: Mar 2008
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It would be easier and less frustrating to do it with the engine totally removed. Cranks are big and would require a lot of room. I don't know if it's even possible without removal of an insane amount of components.
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