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Do you have a video how can I do it?

Is it not enough?

When I assembly the engine I use this lubricant

Pull the engine out it's not a problem. I don't like to put the engine in.

Yes you are right. Just a fantasy. Tomorrow I'll show pickcher with the cause of the mysterious knock.

This is my fantasy.

What do you think Is it possible to remove and install the crankshaft without removing engine?

Tomorrow I'll drop the axle and check rod bearing cup and crankshaft

on the piston there is no trace of the valve. I think that the valves are not damaged. I hope

The piston is turn

Well. I removed the head.

Ok. I try to tell about it. This diesel I bought last winter. There condition was "unknown". I have it all desassembled. You can remerbe my winters poct. When I removed the pistons, I do not put on short hoses on the bolts and the two journals were the litle nicks from bolts. But signs of wear...

I assembled this engine two weeks ago and drove very little, maybe 10 miles. What do you think need I to put the new head gaskets after repair?

Well. The flywheel is good and bolts too. The crankshaft is not crack. Tomorrow I'll pull the glow plugs. But I think the problem is in the rod bearings.

Oh, the political climate! My opinion is Mr. Putin was crazy. Now there are no problems with the payment and shipping of parts. But these problems can be.

With some work? Have I drop the front axle for that? I never to do it.

Anybody tell me pls can I remove the oil pan without removing the engine?

Ouch!

It would be very good! Before the crankshaft locked up, I heard a sound as if something had fallen inside the engine

Suburban K2500 4x4. Do you think thet I have to remove the front axel?