Jeep 4.0 Main Bearing Install at Kaitlyn Reid blog

Jeep 4.0 Main Bearing Install. Your main (and rod) bearings are about a critical a part as you can find. The deciding factor to replace the bearings was because the oil pressure was lower than normal? I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. Any issues with the way it ran?. Remove the two rear main caps first and then attempt to remove the upper rear main seal. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. You can replace them in frame though and without removing the trans or the timing chain. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. The oem bearings last 200k miles or more. Not a mechanic but worked around engines for 30 yrs and have a good understanding of how stuff works. I agree as far as doing the job 100%. Since the pressure is off of the urms you. I've been watching a bunch of youtube videos on how to replace the rear main seal on my 2005 tj with an automatic. I decided to replace the rod bearings, oil pump, gaskets, and main bearings in my 1998 4.0 jeep tj wrangler.

I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. Any issues with the way it ran?. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. Not a mechanic but worked around engines for 30 yrs and have a good understanding of how stuff works. I've been watching a bunch of youtube videos on how to replace the rear main seal on my 2005 tj with an automatic. You can replace them in frame though and without removing the trans or the timing chain. I agree as far as doing the job 100%. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. I decided to replace the rod bearings, oil pump, gaskets, and main bearings in my 1998 4.0 jeep tj wrangler. The oem bearings last 200k miles or more.

Change Main bearings with crankshaft still installed YouTube

Jeep 4.0 Main Bearing Install Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. Any issues with the way it ran?. Since the pressure is off of the urms you. Not a mechanic but worked around engines for 30 yrs and have a good understanding of how stuff works. The oem bearings last 200k miles or more. I decided to replace the rod bearings, oil pump, gaskets, and main bearings in my 1998 4.0 jeep tj wrangler. I agree as far as doing the job 100%. The deciding factor to replace the bearings was because the oil pressure was lower than normal? You can replace them in frame though and without removing the trans or the timing chain. I've been watching a bunch of youtube videos on how to replace the rear main seal on my 2005 tj with an automatic. Your main (and rod) bearings are about a critical a part as you can find. Remove the two rear main caps first and then attempt to remove the upper rear main seal.