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Tom-D

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So what is the standard size of the 0-200 crankshaft.
The Overhaul manual doesn't give it.
Gotta have a reference. It's found in the _________ .
 
Tom-D said:
So what is the standard size of the 0-200 crankshaft.
The Overhaul manual doesn't give it.
Gotta have a reference. It's found in the _________ .
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I take it you're looking for different information than the dimensions shown in Section XVIII, "Table of Limits" on Page 115 (1984 edition)?

Ron Wanttaja
 
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wanttaja said:
I take it you're looking for different information than the dimensions shown in Section XVIII, "Table of Limits" on Page 115 (1984 edition)?

Ron Wanttaja
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it doesn't give the .000 size of a new crank. that sheet only tells how much clearance it requires.
 
What was the answer?

It could be a question on Who Wants to be a Millionaire and I don't have either of your numbers for the "phone a friend."
 
Tom-D said:
don'tcha love it when people hide behind their cute little monickers, so they can be judgmental and try to take a thread off the rails.
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Well, you have created a rep for yourself, for better or for worse.
 
The reason for the post..
I bought a 0-200 crank, for cheap, looks like it was reworked, but no 8031-3 form or other paper work.
But now that I have the OEM size I can tell it has M10 mains and standard rods.
So now I can go from there.
 

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wanttaja said:
And thanks for posting a link to the latest version of the manual. The '84 was the latest I have, though I'm not likely to need it in any case....Ron Wanttaja
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Did you notice the statement in the "FORWARD"
they use the term "Guidance" rather than the old term, "maintenance".
I don't know when this changed, but my old Original manual says "maintenance"
 
Tom-D said:
Did you notice the statement in the "FORWARD"
they use the term "Guidance" rather than the old term, "maintenance".
I don't know when this changed, but my old Original manual says "maintenance"
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My 1984 manual says "Guidance", as does my 1980 one. "This manual is published for the guidance of all facilities engaged in operation, maintenance and overhaul of four cylinder engines of the Teledyne Continental C and O-200 series."

My "Operation and Service Manual" for the Continental C75 and C85 engines says, "This manual is intended for use by Operators and Mechanics as a guide and reference book in the operation and servicing of these engines." It's dated April 1946.

Ron Wanttaja
 
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