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05-28-2010, 08:42 PM	#1
Keeper1343 Tri-State Addict Join Date: Sep 2007 Member #5714 My Ride: 99 Honda Prelude... get some. iTrader: (0)	honda motor bearing question in the next week or so im going to seriously look at my bottom end to see whats causing this noise. My question is, since i don't build engines, is if a rod bearing is going bad ( and hasn't spun yet) can i simply unbolt the rod from underneath the car and replace the bearings and bolt it back up? Or is my crank screwed? or is it not that easy? Im more then comfortable to take the things needed to unbolt the rod. Thats not my problem. Im just not knowledgable enough to know if i can simply swap the bearings and be fine. Thanks guys __________________ Cleanneon (4:51:38 PM): guys find a vag, start bangin it, forget their friends Cleanneon (4:52:00 PM): 2 months (usually less) later the vag finds another douchebag, and your friends want nothing to do with you Keeper1343 (4:52:07 PM): lol Cleanneon (4:52:07 PM): on top of which it hurts you to pee

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