What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
I found some silver snot in my first oil change and it wasn't iron/steel material. This was on a fresh 350 with 2-3 hours on the first oil change.
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
what do you mean by fresh, new, rebuilt ?????
You should not see anything noticeable |
Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
remanufactured GM marine long block. Would the silver snot be consistent with bearing material?
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
could be rod and main bearings are made from several materials including zinc, brass, bronze, ect
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
u may have wiped a cam lobe, does it run smoothly? do you hear any knocking?
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
When you say re manufactured GM engine, are you saying the engine was rebuilt by GM? Or was this a straight out new marine engine. When I say straight out new I mean the block has never been rebuilt.
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
some of the "cam lube" has moly in it and can make the oil look like metal flake
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing? A drop in oil pressure, especially when thoroughly warmed up and at idle speeds after a hard run. --- Jer
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Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
if you spun a bearing youd know it trust me KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK
AND YES DROP IN OIL PRESS |
Re: What are the symptoms of a spun bearing?
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"if you spun a bearing youd know it trust me KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK" as Goodt states. Yes, IF it is a rod bearing. But if it is a main bearing, you can still have "the silver/bronze death" and not hear a thing. --- Jer |
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