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Crank rebuild specs
- Thread starter robertf
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Wombat
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Robert
If you haven't already found it, here is what the online 1725 manual says about crankshafts:
http://www.rootes1725cc.info/wsm145/wsm_ii/page17.htm
I have checked all the documentation I have (including the Chrysler OZ factory manual for the 1725 Hillman Hunter) and cannot find anything more.
Don't know if this is any more info than the Haynes manual, but it is probably all there is .............
If you haven't already found it, here is what the online 1725 manual says about crankshafts:
http://www.rootes1725cc.info/wsm145/wsm_ii/page17.htm
I have checked all the documentation I have (including the Chrysler OZ factory manual for the 1725 Hillman Hunter) and cannot find anything more.
Don't know if this is any more info than the Haynes manual, but it is probably all there is .............
RootesRacer
Donation Time
I gotta tell ya, the machine shops I have dealt with on the sunbeam internals usually want a rod, the NEW bearings the NEW pistons prior to starting machine work (boring or grinding).
They wont even take the dimensions I give them, they want to measure it out to make sure its all going to fit since they usually dont have factory specs on hand.
They wont even take the dimensions I give them, they want to measure it out to make sure its all going to fit since they usually dont have factory specs on hand.