Unfortunately some people can't stay on topic!
The topic is ROD BEARING OILING on a 49xxxx series, I don't know why people
That crank is on the shelf for the time being but I'll definitely drill that oil passage..
the motors reassembled with a good crank and rods and already put into service.
Hey guys,, Just to clarify, I bought this in an auction parts lot with other motors. It was already knocking way before I got it
I'm not the consumer.
I assume they already got a warranty exchange and I'm not looking for any compensation from anyone.
Cast, shouldn't be bad drilling, need a .210" bit long enough to reach the rod journal.
And a good way to clamp it at the proper angle....but that's what it's looking like.
I pulled an identical motor apart... the oil passage to the rod journal is right where it supposed to be.
Evidently someone was asleep in the crank drilling dept.
This crank has no oil passage to the rod journal.
Thanks, On this crank, there's absolutely no passage from the rod journal to the main on the pto side, had a feeling it should have been cross drilled but it wasn't.
Must be a factory flaw and that's why the rod was knocking.
does anyone know how the rod bearings are designed get oil on a 27hp 49T877 series Vtwin?
there's pressure passages from the pump ported thru the case that flows thru the cam to the crank main journals and there are 2 oil holes in the crank rod journal but they dead end there and do not connect...