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setting the register #2222706
12/29/16 12:20 PM
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bentwheel43 Offline OP
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I need to know what is meant by setting the register on a rebuild.


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Re: setting the register [Re: bentwheel43] #2222708
12/29/16 12:22 PM
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I remember doing it in 2009 but forgot where to.


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Re: setting the register [Re: bentwheel43] #2222718
12/29/16 12:57 PM
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I dont call it that but I think he is saying
to set the #3 main bearing(thrust bearing)
wack the crank shaft back and forth with a
mallet before tightening the cap all the way
wave

Re: setting the register [Re: MR_P_BODY] #2222876
12/29/16 05:19 PM
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Thanks, I did that after we put all the rods in, every thing turned good. I prayed the crank with a big screwdriver back&forth then torqued it, put 1 rod and torqued it spun 1 time, then put another torqued it spun it and so on. Then hit the end with a rubber hammer. Can that be a problem? My friend is coming with a dial indicator it was .007 last time on the same motor & degree the cam.

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Re: setting the register [Re: bentwheel43] #2222988
12/29/16 09:50 PM
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I like to see between .004 and .010 on new bearings and a decent thrust surface on the crank up
I like to see more rod side clearances than a lot of the folks on here do also, .016 + minimum up to .060 up

Last edited by Cab_Burge; 12/29/16 09:53 PM.

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