Subject	tighten the bolts enough to seat the girdle in the block
Posted by	aliaZ on March 28, 2015 at 1:11 PM
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In Reply To	Axial shifting of crank shaft to set bearing caps. posted by Tanley on March 28, 2015 at 11:30 AM
Message	and then back off the bolt torque. Tap the crank with a plastic hammer at the flywheel end to move it forward. This will shift the girdle a bit in the block so that the thrust surfaces on the upper and lower bearing shells are aligned. the crank should spin freely. If it doesn't, the #4 crank bearing isn't aligned top to bottom, and binds up your crank. Check to see that your crank end play is in spec with a dial indicator if you have one.
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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