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Hand crank an 8BA engine
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MGG |
11-18-2018 @ 9:09 AM
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PeterFord: I posted a reply in the Truck Discussion forum where you also asked this question.
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GK1918 |
11-17-2018 @ 4:19 AM
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Thats a good question. Not being funny but my son can whip crank our Model T = I can not, depends how old them bones are. Is this a fresh engine? 50 ft lbs is about torque for a head bolt, seems a little stiff to me....If it spins fine even with 6vt starter I wouldn't worry bout it..sam
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PeterFord |
11-16-2018 @ 6:55 PM
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How hard should it be to hand crank this engine with the plugs out? I have the pan off and I am replacing the starter after it broke during a faulty start (weak battery). I put a wrench on the front pulley nut on the crank and it took 50 ft. lbs. to turn the crank. Is that normal? How easy/hard should it be. Many thanks. Peter
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