I am rebuilding my engine and replacing all the bearings. I have the piston pin bearings on order and they will be here tonight. (#2 in this diagram)
The question is what is the best way to get the old pin bearings out? Are they a press fit that requires a press and the correct sized mandrel? If so, it will have to go to the shop.
Can they be removed in a different way?
The first piston I pulled apart had a lot of scoring on the bearing. It was quite rough. I don't think it should be that way.
I wish I had the time to send all the pistons down to Peerless and let him take care of all of it, but I don't have time. I really want the engine up and running by this weekend.
The question is what is the best way to get the old pin bearings out? Are they a press fit that requires a press and the correct sized mandrel? If so, it will have to go to the shop.
Can they be removed in a different way?
The first piston I pulled apart had a lot of scoring on the bearing. It was quite rough. I don't think it should be that way.
I wish I had the time to send all the pistons down to Peerless and let him take care of all of it, but I don't have time. I really want the engine up and running by this weekend.
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