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Old 06-13-2015, 04:21 PM   #21
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Re: Changing out rod bearings

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Originally Posted by Jurassic-1 View Post
Is the engine running now? Are you sure it is not a lifter? It could be possible to have oil pressure if it is not too bad . I still would do a bit more research on it and check the oil and filter. You may get lucky and have a collapsed lifter or worn fuel pump and push rod.
I haven't had time to get it running yet. It has 2 year old fuel in the tank that I have to drain. I need to drain the oil and check the filter for metal shavings. It was suggested that I put thicker oil in it and try starting it. I was thinking about using diesel engine oil (15W40) or something like that. I hadn't thought about the fuel pump/pushrod going out. Could that make a hammering/knocking sound? I'll have Monday off, so hopefully I'll get it running then.
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