If half is open, it is enough. But if you want you can carefully enlarge the hole. The fault is not in the bearing, it is in the block casting.
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Re: Crank bearing oil fees hole size?
If half is open, it is enough. But if you want you can carefully enlarge the hole. The fault is not in the bearing, it is in the block casting.
Re: Crank bearing oil fees hole size?
I would take a look at #4. It doesn't seem to be on an oil journal. It doesn't have to be totally aligned, but does have to be on a hole somewhere.