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Posted by Z-bar on September 24, 2000 at 21:49:16 from (204.254.215.134):
In Reply to: Crank journal rust... posted by Gary on September 24, 2000 at 21:06:54:
Gary, If it was mine, I would pull it from the block and take it to a good machine shop. It may already be some what under size, the mains also. The machine shop could mike it and you could go from there. I have taken some real sorry looking cranks to the shop and after cleaning and some polishing and some more cleaning, they were alright to put back in. Some small pits wont hurt anything, out of round is what wont work. luck
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