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Old 08-14-2002, 10:11 PM
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Question Lower Rod Bearing

My mechanic says that because of the noise comming from my motor he suspects a lower rod bearing. Has anyone had this problem and or have suggestions? He is always 99.9% right so that leaves out most any other problems. While he suggest a complete rebuild he has not cracked open a Porsche in a while. Any tips, advise, pics would be greatly appreciated.

PS the engine has already been bored to a 3.2 and rebuilt (no idea how long or milage) runs like a champ and sounds like a turbo diesel. FYI

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Old 08-15-2002, 03:09 AM
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If it's the rod bearing, you of course will need new rod bearings, and inspection of the crankshaft for any damage and reconditoning of the connecting rods. It's a major problem, it won't be cheap if done properly. Sure, you could replace the bad bearing and re-assemble the engine and sell it to some unsuspecting person.....but...you wouldn't sleep much after that. JMHO



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