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Old 02-06-2011, 12:17 PM
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bearings went out....

i have a chevy 468 /9:1 comp/flat top pistons
and the bearings went out
i didn't run it much do you think it destroyed the cam??
there are not alot of metal shavings in the pan
look at cam had it for 1 year min driving on it.
some wear had roller rockers on it
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i used a mircrom on the cam they all are the same size!!
is they anything else i need to concider
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Are you talking about the rod or main bearings went out ?

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the main bearing ,the crank has .1000 lip on it, a machinist can grind
it right?
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I have went in and did just the bottom end without any problems. You will need to take the crank to a machine shop to make to call on it. Just go ahead and do rod's and mains and a new oil-pump while you are in there thats what i would do if everything checks out ok. JMO Someone else might say different, But i have done this more then once without any issues.
How many miles do you think the engine has on it ?


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ok thxs for the reply
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Also, to add to what cole said, i would replace the cam bearings as well. Excessive clearances in the cam bearings causes low oil pressure and may have contributed to the main bearing failure.
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ya thats would make sence,the lobes on the cam really
arent that bad with measurement
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The lobes have nothing to do with the bearings. They are very cheap and not hard to replace. Worth the time and money to prevent another failure.
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ok that true
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