hi evryone,
last summer doing some engine braking fun, i got a ROd knock.... i read one of the forum why it happens because of some coolant mix... well that explains; i bout 88 turbo for 4 g's and head rebuilt because the owner blew the head gasket. Did n't kno much about cars back then but now i have intermediate knowledge.. ok comin back to question... I want to replace the bearing to avoid any surprises until i have money to fix the problem properly( michning crank and new caps) So is there is a way i can do this while the engine is in the car... i read haynes manual and it says the crank can be accesible from the bottom of the engine but no instruction or pics. I am a full time student only time have is fridays for it... IF any experts can help me how to access the crank while engines in the car that will highly apprecciable..
thanks
last summer doing some engine braking fun, i got a ROd knock.... i read one of the forum why it happens because of some coolant mix... well that explains; i bout 88 turbo for 4 g's and head rebuilt because the owner blew the head gasket. Did n't kno much about cars back then but now i have intermediate knowledge.. ok comin back to question... I want to replace the bearing to avoid any surprises until i have money to fix the problem properly( michning crank and new caps) So is there is a way i can do this while the engine is in the car... i read haynes manual and it says the crank can be accesible from the bottom of the engine but no instruction or pics. I am a full time student only time have is fridays for it... IF any experts can help me how to access the crank while engines in the car that will highly apprecciable..
thanks
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