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262D Rebuild-Bearing Insert Oil Hole Misalignment
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    Posted: 25 Jan 2011 at 5:15pm
Hey guys,
 
Starting to put this engine back together and I noticed an issue with the main bearing insert (block side) nearest the timing gear.
 
The oil hole in the block is about 1/3 of a hole off as it relates to the bearing insert's oil hole.  The bearings are Clevites. 
 
Has anyone else seen this before?  Is this an issue?  Should I peewee grind the bearings oil hole so that they match up better?
 
Thanks in advance for the help,
Terry
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I think the front main on my 226 was similar.Not exactly lined up.You could elongate it but I'd bet it will allow more oil through than it ever needs right now.
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Yes, I had the same issue on my 262. I did take a die grinder to open up the hole on the bearing slightly so there would be no risk of starving the main and rod.
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