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Old 11-01-2010, 03:35 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by extanker
are you saying this motor ran for a time [it would take some time for the bolt to back out] with one con rod bolt
Yes... And its not the first time we have seen this.. I have seen an engine run fine with one rod bolt shot through the top of the case! It was taken to a dealership and they didn't know what the bolt was or where it was from!

The engine ran like this for a good while, until the remaining bolt snapped from seeing double the normal load as it was trying to retain the rod cap all by it's self.

Look closely, the bolt in the picture never broke. Its also not stripped.. It literally fell out during engine operation.

.....and people wonder why the only engines I'll warranty are ours with full upgrades!
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