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Main and rod bearings. Had to much fun
Have a 96 blazer 4.3L. Has 205xxx miles on it. Have just done it's usual regular tune up and oil changes since I got it a year ago. A week ago I decided to have some fun with it and took it mudding since it's 4x4. Ha. It over heated and shut down. Well when I turned it back on after it cooled, you could hear a clunking noise. Checked the oil and had metal flakes. Drained the oil and the magnetic plug had pretty big pieces of bearing material. So what I'm looking for is what brand of bearings have y'all used and worked out for y'all? Will need a full kit. And thank you guys.
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Originally Posted by Hector Torres
(Post 673006)
Have a 96 blazer 4.3L. Has 205xxx miles on it. Have just done it's usual regular tune up and oil changes since I got it a year ago. A week ago I decided to have some fun with it and took it mudding since it's 4x4. Ha. It over heated and shut down. Well when I turned it back on after it cooled, you could hear a clunking noise. Checked the oil and had metal flakes. Drained the oil and the magnetic plug had pretty big pieces of bearing material. So what I'm looking for is what brand of bearings have y'all used and worked out for y'all? Will need a full kit. And thank you guys.
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Originally Posted by Lesmyer
(Post 673009)
Bearing material isn't magnetic.
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Tin isn't magnetic. Steel backing for bearings is, but that is not the bearing material.
Just buy a crank kit with the bearings. Don't forget to resize the rods and line bore the mains. Of course that means at least new rings, and on an old engine might was well bore it and new pistons and work over the heads. Are you having fun yet? |
and upgrade the injector spyder, and don't forget the Skip White distributor.
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