CorvAircraft> Bearing Shells
Dave Morris "BigD"
BigD at DaveMorris.com
Wed Jan 24 22:11:56 PST 2007
I don't understand why there are sharp edges on the bearings.
Dave Morris
At 10:55 PM 1/24/2007, you wrote:
>Hello again Vairheads,
>A little more info about the worn bearing surfaces tonight:
>Just finished torquing the case halves together without the crank
>installed. I observed the bearings shells not mating flush at their
>seams at the top and bottom, leaving sharp edges. Sharp edges wear
>on the crank surfaces, and collect debris and other contaminants to
>compound the wear. Other sharp edges on the shells are formed by the
>square corners which result from making the oil grooves and the
>locating tangs. These portions of the shells don't mate well,
>either. The crank has wear marks where these sharp edges contact it.
>I may practice on deburring these edges on some of my old bearing
>shells before attempting the process on new ones.
>Tomorrow night I will open the oil filter.
>Tom Cummings
>Sulphur, La.
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