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#1078 03/29/2003 4:45 PM
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I have a 66 GMC 1/2 ton 4x4 with a 305 V6 in it. It was siezed when I bought it but I have since freed it up. I am in the process of rebuilding the motor but can't find anything on what the crankshaft diameter should be on the connecting rods and at the main bearings. Anyone know where I can get this info? I have tune up specs but not rebuild specs. Thanks! :confused:


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#1079 03/30/2003 2:12 AM
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The main diameter is: 3.1237"-3.1247" on#1,2,3 and 3.1239"-3.1229" on #4 and the rods are:2.8112"-2.8122" get back to me if you need other specs.

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#1081 03/30/2003 3:56 PM
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Thanks for the info. I measured the crank and the pistons to find that my motor (with 125,000miles) has never been turned or bored smile . Thanks again for the info!


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#1082 03/31/2003 8:01 AM
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GMC V6: Built to last. smile They could go about 300,000 miles before a major overhaul. eek You just don't see that any more. Iron has gone the way of the dodo. Its all about the aluminum and composit plastics now. frown


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