connecting rod thrust washers
#1
Ok, i sent my crank out for my lt230s to be rebuilt. In my books and my training says that there is supposed to be thrust washers between the rod and crankshaft halves. Why would a shop with 20 years of experience not install them?
Anyone have any clues?
Anyone have any clues?
#3
i now have the crank case sealed and bolted. Do you think i should have the guy re-split the cases and fix the mistake? or do i have a leg to stand on in that arguement?
#5
the thrust washers are excluded due to having bearing spacers to allow extra oiling of the rod bearing. thats definately a plus.
and as for the skirt hitting the crank? it was my fault, i use magnets alot during a build to catch unwanted metal shavings/ particles from getting into the engine. i let a couple on the crank halves and forgot about them, talk about a brain fart!!
#7
they really wasnt missing. the clearance and tolerance of the engine and crank allowed me not to need them. aftermarket rods are a little thicker on the bottom than OEM so i didnt need them.




