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Old Apr 19, 2008, 12:29 PM
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Spun a rod bearing...what's the worst that could of happen ?

Just wondering what I should be expecting to replace other than the obivious.
Old Apr 19, 2008, 01:29 PM
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What do you consider the obvious?

Crank and or Rods could be toast too...

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other than having your motor completely rebuilt. I replaced my oil cooler, oil pump, and clutch when I spun my bearing. Clutch is not required obviously but i would recommend the other two items.
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Got a engine for sale for cheap! But ya they are right most likely the crank and/or rods are going to be messed up. You should at least flush the entire oil system out when and if you rebuild.

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You asked for the WORST that could happen...

A rod says hello to the outside world via a hole in the block...

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Originally Posted by JMB8606
other than having your motor completely rebuilt. I replaced my oil cooler, oil pump, and clutch when I spun my bearing. Clutch is not required obviously but i would recommend the other two items.
Agreed, I did too, not knowing the extent of his case might not warrant it but to be honest when spending 2-3k dollars on a new motor why not spend another 500 to have the piece of mind that there is going to be NO metal in the oil.

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Last edited by scorke; Apr 19, 2008 at 02:48 PM. Reason: metal in the oil not oil in the system :)
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Originally Posted by 2k4EvoVIII
Got a engine for sale for cheap! But ya they are right most likely the crank and/or rods are going to be messed up. You should at least flush the entire oil system out when and if you rebuild.

Chris
Really, how cheap is cheap? I spun my number two rod bearing about a week ago and now I'm in the market for another motor maybe.
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