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Originally Posted by crom9111
Well pulled off the oil pan ( which had a hole in it, not a good sign ) and was looking at a twisted piece of metal that was my connecting rod. So now the debate is if I can just replace that 1 rod and piston and keep it going for a little while longer. All other bearings seem to be fine, no play in them. May just replace the bearings any how. Does this seem feasible to anyone? Unfortunately I do not have the money for a rebuild or rebuilt engine. I can get 1 from the junk yard for a couple hundred dollars with no guarantee it will work. Any input is appreciated
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Have you removed the rod cap and inspected the crankshaft?? I would say the crank is also bad if there were parts of a bearing in the pan and a hole in the pan.
You are probably looking at a different engine installation.