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How to identify a crank . It reads GER 4, then a capital A. There is a tiny window that is in the casting but almost impossible to read even with a magnifying glass.
I am trying to identify and catalog these boxes of parts.
Any tips?
Regards,
mike
Full Version: how to identify a crank
Measure diameter of rod journal, that gets you from 1.7/1.8 or 2.0 liter.
Then measure centerline of crank to centerline of rod journal for stroke.
Then measure centerline of crank to centerline of rod journal for stroke.
Post a picture of the particular World member, or their screen name, and we'll let you know if they're a crank or not 
QUOTE(euro911 @ Jan 7 2018, 06:32 PM) 
Post a picture of the particular World member, or their screen name, and we'll let you know if they're a crank or not
I wuz gonna say, "post something about any number of hot button topics here, and they reveal themselves soon enough..."
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