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Bearing Clearance Basics Crank Endplay

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Bearing Clearance Basics Crank Endplay
Bearing Clearance Basics Crank Endplay
Besides the clearance between the main bores and the main bearings, you also need to make sure the crank has proper endplay. The best way to do this is to install a dial indicator over the nose of the crank like you see here. View Related Article
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