*** 2 times damage in my crankshaft bearings (rods bearings) WHY?
Hello guys!
I have a big big problem!:
I upgrade my S2k i installed turbo with all the good parts (pistons, rods ect..)
But it's already 2 times damage in my crankshaft bearings (rods bearings) WHY?
Is somebody have a clue?
my S2000 year: 2002
Thank you
Udi
ISRAEL
I have a big big problem!:
I upgrade my S2k i installed turbo with all the good parts (pistons, rods ect..)
But it's already 2 times damage in my crankshaft bearings (rods bearings) WHY?
Is somebody have a clue?
my S2000 year: 2002
Thank you
Udi
ISRAEL
There is a bit more to look into.
What about the bearings are failing? Are you spinning them? Or are they scorched, broken?
Also, a bit more details regarding the pistons, rods, etc. Compression ratio and amount of boost from the turbo?
What about the bearings are failing? Are you spinning them? Or are they scorched, broken?
Also, a bit more details regarding the pistons, rods, etc. Compression ratio and amount of boost from the turbo?
also what kind of oil are you using? have you done any measurements for the crank or rod bearing (plastistrip is your friend).
Did you balance the rods and pistons? did you rebalance the crank with the new rods and pistons set?
Did you balance the rods and pistons? did you rebalance the crank with the new rods and pistons set?
Banjo bolt is 1 hole only. I can't image a 4 hole banjo bolt.
Do you mean rod bearing? The upper rod bearing bolt might have 4 holes for oil passage. Don't know exactly how many holes though.
Do you mean rod bearing? The upper rod bearing bolt might have 4 holes for oil passage. Don't know exactly how many holes though.
The banjo bolts have nothing to do with the rods. A late model oil squirter bolt now has 4 holes in it rather than 2. They can be installed in place of the old ones. Changing these bolt will not fix your rod bearing problem.
Not sure why your rod bearings failed the first time but if you did nothing to the crank and just replaced the bearings, they will definitely keep failing over and over again. Something is wrong with your crank or aftermarket rod. You may need to swap out your crank and have the big end of your rods rebuilt/resized to fix the problems. It is NOT a problem with bad bearings.
Not sure why your rod bearings failed the first time but if you did nothing to the crank and just replaced the bearings, they will definitely keep failing over and over again. Something is wrong with your crank or aftermarket rod. You may need to swap out your crank and have the big end of your rods rebuilt/resized to fix the problems. It is NOT a problem with bad bearings.
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EDIT: A thaught occurs. What were the rod bearing clearances?
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