I know this topic has been discussed before, and that there are a million opinions out there, but I wanted to get some advice on my specific situation. I rebuilt my motor about 20,000 miles ago, and it has had clutch play, and classic crankwalk symptoms since the start. I had the block, rods, and head machined by a reputable machine shop in my area. The people at the shop ordered all the rod bearings, and main bearings according to how they machined it. I am now having a few other problem that are leading me to want to just yank the motor and deal with everything at once. If I do yank the motor, is there something I can do to fix the crankwalk without replacing major components? Can a thicker thrust bearing be purchased? Are there other things that can be done?
Any ideas/advice are appreciated.
Any ideas/advice are appreciated.
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