ShadowWalker
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Last year my late 80's 35hp Mercury lost a cylinder. The piston will move slightly when pushed on the top. We figured its a rod bearing since the other piston is still solid. Is this something easily done at home?
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replacing rod bearing yourself-how difficult?
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ShadowWalker
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The more I am reading the more it seems like I might be in for more than I thought. More than likely the journal on the crank will be tore up from the bearing failing. If that's the case it won't be worth fixing cost wise.
Sound about right?
Sound about right?
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