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Old 06-20-2013, 07:06 AM   #5
BigBlocksRule
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Re: Losing a rod bearing in 350. Advise?

Check your flexplate for a crack or loose torque converter bolt. Unloaded they won't make racket, loaded they will.
And if it is a rod bearing, a new bearing ain't going to fix it, the crank has been screwed up by the bad bearing and new ones won't help.
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