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#1178187 08/14/2016 8:58 PM
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So with very poor compression in one cylinder for a while, and then sudden loss of all oil pressure the truck is parked. Took off pan to find no 1 & 2 bearings oozing a paper thin ribbon out the sides and a piece of a pushrod sitting in the bottom of the pan.
The crank is darkened near the 2offending bearings.


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Ouch! That's going to cause some major pocketbook trauma! What kind of engine?
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Time for a heart transplant. eek


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52vff #1178221 08/15/2016 1:02 AM
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By the casting number seems to actually be a newer inline - 1973 to 1984 292 but with the original intake,exhaust, and distributor. Trying to source rebuild parts now. It was expected to do a top end and possibly freshen up the bottom soon but not until early next year.
Con2 and m28 only other numbers cast on it, anybody able to help date it?


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There are a couple of reasonably-priced 292 crankshafts on ebay, but they're in Oregon. Worth a look, maybe!
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Originally Posted by 52vff
By the casting number seems to actually be a newer inline - 1973 to 1984 292 but with the original intake,exhaust, and distributor.

I don't think that is possible.


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It might have an early cylinder head without the integral intake.
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52vff #1178387 08/16/2016 4:26 AM
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Intake and exhaust are bolt ons, will try to get pictures up sometime soon. Look like pics of old style ive seen on the 250s and 270s... could they just be similar?


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