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Mueller
I decided to pop open the case on my 2.0 /4 to replace the cam with a more aggressive one and also to open up some of the passanges for the HD oil pump.

I found the cam bearings to be not in the best shape.
Supposedly the motor only had 10k miles on it before I took possesion of it.

I do know the motor sat for at least a year before I got it.
seanery
YIKES! ohmy.gif
Lawrence
Oil starvation? confused24.gif

Just a guess,
Rusty
Brad Roberts
They are COOKED !!

What do the rod bearings and mains looke like.

I have NEVER seen the material GONE from a cam bearing.

B
J P Stein
The odd shape of those pits suggests electrolysis.
Iron/water/non-ferros metals.....munchies.

Could use a bit more light on the subject, tho.
Brad Roberts
When he first said something the other night.. I wondered if water had sat in the bottom of the engine.

B
Mueller
The crank bearings look decent, I can tell a few bits of the babbit or bearing media found it's way into the crank bearings.

The cam looks perfect, no signs of wear or discoloration.


Dissimilar metals might have done it as JP mentioned.
Mark Henry
QUOTE(Brad Roberts @ May 27 2003, 09:17 AM)
When he first said something the other night.. I wondered if water had sat in the bottom of the engine.

B

That would be my first guess!
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