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Crankshaft plug...
Well, I was not aware of the crankshaft plug until after I made several attempts to removal the pilot bearing. Needless to say I am alittle worried about the possibility of oil starvation now. I can see the plug is in place, but I am hearing the margin for error is 1/4".
1)any way to know if damage was done? Measurements, etc 2)replacement procedure?
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
Was thinking of measuring with a dial gauge on my spare crank and comparing to the one in the car.
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
Does the field service manual have the depth listed? It does for the LS6
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
Spoke to Marc Haibeck, needs to be pushed in 1/2" before it interfers with oiling. I will pull the Pilot and check proper sealing
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
Pulled the pilot..the plug is in place and no issues!
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
Replacement would not seem to be that hard, there is a stop to press it to....anyone done one of these.
NOT THAT I WANT TO FIND OUT!
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
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 . Or if it does need to be changed on the car, did any of the original sealant manage to fall forward...another . It's no big deal to replace, most of the high end cranks I deal with are Rifle drilled same as the LT-5, but I'd much rather replace the plug with the crank on the bench, know what I mean buddy  .
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Re: Crankshaft plug...
Do you think I should put some epoxy around the edge to make sure it is still sealed?
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