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99 Ranger 4.0L connecting rod bearing clearances


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Having problems getting the correct allowable connecting rod bearing clearances for my 99 Ranger 4.0L OHV, don't know if that makes a difference. The VIN is X. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 


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Are you just trying to replace std. rod bearings?

Was there any machine work done?

Did you measure the rod journal?
 

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Are you just trying to replace std. rod bearings?

Was there any machine work done?

Did you measure the rod journal?
I haven't done anything yet. I just want to know clearances so when I measure I know if I need under size or not. I have one that's a little noisey
 

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Well I read that wrong...

If you truly have a noisy one... you will see it. And at that point the crank will need to be machined.

I might suggest you pick up a service manual... factory manuals are better and can be had on CD or .pdf reasonable.

I don't have those specs in front of me... maybe someone has them... but I would guess around 0.002 -0.003"
 

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Hello and welcome to TRS!!
 

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