Subject	Axial shifting of crank shaft to set bearing caps.
Posted by	Tanley on March 28, 2015 at 11:30 AM
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Message	In the FSM it says to shift the crank towards the front of the engine to place bearing cap in its proper position. Do you just give a good yank on the crankshaft once the bearing cap is on before torquing it down? Do you need more force than that? Also, once the bolts are threaded in by hand before torquing, how much can you really set the bearing cap? Can you feel the movement?
Follow Ups	Axial shifting of crank shaft to set bearing caps. - Tanley 11:30:58 03/28/15 tighten the bolts enough to seat the girdle in the block - aliaZ 13:11:03 03/28/15 Perfect, thanks for the info! (n/m) - Tanley 19:15:06 03/28/15
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