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Old 07-15-2004, 11:08 AM
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i am getting in problems with bearings. on sunday a have changed main bearings, now i think i got problems with my rod bearings... any local mechanic say that this is because of turbo and a lot of power and stock bearing just dont want to handle it. are they right? i have stock d16z6.
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Old 07-15-2004, 02:59 PM
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local mechanic say that this is because of turbo and a lot of power and stock bearing just dont want to handle it. are they right? i have stock d16z6.

Actually stock bearings are used in 500+ hp applications. Stock bearing are actually very good kinda like the stock crank.

Did you check all your clearances?
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Old 07-15-2004, 03:23 PM
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i dont done work on replacing bearings. i dont know how to exactly do it. but man who changed bearings (main) last time used used from another engine and said that those will be more good then another made in Chine. they looked good, no scratches or something. but about clerance i dont know.

but now i think i have problems with rod bearing, cos when i rev it a little more than 4k i not hearing that klick-klick. same on idle.
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LMAO...
You can't use the bearings from another engine...get a Honda manual it's more complicated than that and please find another mecanic
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that mechanic is a jackass, lmfao :P
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Old 07-15-2004, 09:40 PM
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If those bearings are from another motor and are used I'm suprised that car is still running. Just wait till you realize that you now have to pull out the whole crank to get it micropolished or buy a new one
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well... =) i think i will buy new engine soon... how you think how long will work engine with 80-90k miles with turbo? =))
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wow, you really want to throw a rod don't you
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Where are you from man??
I can barely understand what you're writing.
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from belarus. and i really dont know english %)
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