Does someone have a diagram of a 3.6 crank?

[JonT]

I want to make sure I have the rod journals and main journals labeled correctly. Thanks

Bonus question--how did you label the rod bolts when you measured them prior to installation (to check for stretch) for future reference in case you ever needed to reuse them (ARP)?

[Flat6pac]

The spec is the same as a 3.2 except for forward of #8
Bruce

[JonT]

Thanks Bruce but I'm not familiar with a 3.2 crank either. Im just looking for something really simple ei. an arrow "this is the no.1 rod bearing" or "this is the no. 4 main bearing".

[Flat6pac]

#1 main is a heavy oil feed bearing to the rods as is #8. #1 starts at the flywheel through #8 is the solid Nose bearing.
Starting at 8 the first throw for the rod is #4, then #1, #5, #2, #6, #3.
Bruce

[Trackrash]

Originally Posted by JonT

Bonus question--how did you label the rod bolts when you measured them prior to installation (to check for stretch) for future reference in case you ever needed to reuse them (ARP)?

I used a mic to measure each bolt before and after torquing. I recorded the actual measurement of each with the rod number.

[gtc]

The machinist that resized my rods scribed a number on the head of each bolt.