RPS13 DRIFTER wrote:i cant see any wear to damage to the crank visually.im still trying to find out how to measure it for wear like what numbers to look for.
If you're going to be doing stuff that's highly technical like this, I really really suggest you take a few days and read the service manual's EM section afew times. Primarily the entire section on clearance checking and assembly of the bottom end. You really shouldn't expect these answers to be given to you when they're wrapped up very neatly in a service manual for you.
I will give you the bearing clearance, which is hidden in the Service Data at the end of the EM section.
Main bearing Clearance:Standard .004-.022mm (.0008-.0009in)Limit .05mm (.0020in) replace if exceeds limit
Connecting Rod Bearing ClearanceStandard .020-.045mm (.0008-.0015in)Limit .65mm (.0256in) replace if exceeds limit.
If you do the plasti-gauge method, so long as you don't exceed the given limit, you would be all right. It would be best if the plastiguage showed you wee in the standard zone.