Spun bearing

Those freckle faced bearings are that way from foreign material being imbedded into the soft bearing material. This foreign material was pumped throughout the engine including the cam bearings and oil pump. If only the softer bearing material was in the oil, there was probably no damage to the pump or other steel parts like the crankshaft, but if some of the backing shell of the bearing came loose, then harder steel filings may have caused damage elsewhere in the engine. Another thing to consider is that there may still be pieces of foreign material floating around in the oil galleys somewhere. I would also be suspect of the camshaft bearings looking like the crankshaft bearings.

I strongly suggest (especially if this is a newer rebuild) that you completely tear the engine back down and thoroughly clean and inspect the parts especially the cam bearings for filings or have it done at a machine shop. I would also strongly recommend having the crankshaft at least polished by a machine shop to ensure that there are no nicks in it from the material passing through it. I would consider these expenses cheap insurance so that your engine runs a long time after you are done. I had a bad experience once when I tired to “cut a corner” on an engine rebuild and lived to regret it…I like working on engines but not enough to do it over again right away! :>)

My nickels worth…good luck!

You should have that crankshaft measured at your
local auto machine shop to see if std. or undersize inserts are required. I would replace all of them with new bearings.

You also should clean that oil pump and any other component that may have some metal shavings.
Your oil pump circulates the oil throughout the engine and needs to be free of any foreign material. Hal