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The engine must be removed. It has to be completely disassembled. The block needs to be inspected and magnafluxed ( if you want to do the job right, which you should, every thing I mentions should be done). Pistons removed, crank removed and sent to machine shop to be checked and machined in necessary. New bearing should be installed by a machine shop. The installation specs are VERY CRITICAL> This really is not a job for a back yard mechanic. This is a high skill job and anything less that several years experience doing it will probably end up being a disaster. Most mechanics would send a job like this to an engine builder or reman shop. It WILL be expensive but probably not as expensive as a new motor if everything else is ok and considering the mains are bad, the is doubtful. Sorry. Been doing this a long time and want to be truthful.

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12y ago

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