RE: Oil squirter holes on connecting rods

[Andy Grow <sixtyfourmopar@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Scott,

That's EXACTLY what I am thinking.  I sent them an email asking them if they were willing to put it in writing and sign it, stating their position - so if my engine grenades because I'm not getting oil into the right places, then they'll pay for the rebuild.
 
Yeah, I'm sure I'll get a reply to that email...!

Thanks for the reply,
Andy

skpowell@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Andy,

That's nice that Clevite's engineers think it's not necessary and won't affect THEIR bearing performance, but what about
the Chrysler engineers that put the oil holes there in the first place and the objects (piston, cylinder wall, wrist
pin) that they were designed to lubricate? If it was me, I would return the bearings for ones that had the proper holes
or file a notch to match up with the hole. That's my $0.02 anyhow.

Scott Powell -=- Cobourg, ON, Canada

		
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