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Thread: thrust bushings

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    cottonmouth24 is offline Rookie
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    Default thrust bushings

    does anyone know what would cause the thrust bushings on the crank to fail and what the signs are?....thanks

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    Rawlco is offline Senior Board Member
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    The thrust bearings on the crank are usually just a specially shaped crank bearings. They are lubricated with engine oil so any oil failure would cause excessive wear on all bearings I woud think. Signs of worn bearings include low oil pressure. There may be others I am not thinking of. As for causes of thrust bearing wear specifically I would suspect pressure inward on the end of the crank. From the transmission end I would expect the symptoms to include difficulty shifting if there was something wrong on that end.

    Of course I am not a real mechanic, so please wait for a professional opinion.

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