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Old 22-03-09, 00:11
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Has anyone got the original part numbers for the main bearings on the cmp 216 ?
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Old 22-03-09, 01:48
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Has anyone got the original part numbers for the main bearings on the cmp 216 ?
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Andrew,

Just be carefull as the original replacement bearings were supplied in a ' semi finished ' condition . The idea was they were to be ' line bored ' , as per the manual . I think the original part numbers will be for those semi finished shells. Not many engine shops do the line boring work any more , and it's a very time consuming, therefore, expensive process. The 216 precision shells didn't make an appearance til around 1948 ..they were made to fit the earlier motors pre 48 , as well as the post 48 motors.

I've got a booklet here put out by GM , on the precision shells and how to install them with the motor in situ. You still use the shims , per the older type shells, which is interesting .

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Old 22-03-09, 01:59
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Thanks Mike
Have tried three different US suppliers but I dont know what it is with US companies but they seem incapable of answering emails
very frustrating when you are trying to get things happenning

I was curious about the original numbers as I have been told of a bloke with quite a few different cmp bearings but he dosent know what they fit or what to look for
thought it may be a place to start
Might be lucky enough to strike a finished set

Would it be possible to get a scan or copy of that manual ?
It sounds like a interesting read
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Old 22-03-09, 02:43
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Andrew as Mike stated earlier the original main bearings were supplied for either line boring or hand scraping ( two different pt/numbers )

Here are some pt /no's for std mains .
Blitz Parts book ( for hand reaming )
Front main 604003
Front int 604004
Rear int 604006
Rear 604535

Nasco ( precision finish )
F 3847064
FI 3847201
RI 3847606
R 3847068 ( 40/47 )
3847067 ( 37/39 )
Repco ( sets for domed piston engines )
1937/39 4M9559
1940 4M9979
It appears that the front 3 mains went right up to 1947 but the back main kept changing hence the different sets.
When ordering check the width of the rear main .
I have several sets of GMC mains , I will cross reference the numbers to see if they match.

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Old 22-03-09, 02:48
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Check out this ebay store. They list main bearings for $87.37.They also have overhaul kits fir around $750.
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Old 22-03-09, 03:02
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Cletrac , let us in on your secret , please.
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Forgot the link. Sorry about that.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevr...Q5fAccessories
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Old 22-03-09, 04:30
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Thanks Jim ,David and Mike
Have just sent a email to them
See if i get a response from them
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Old 22-03-09, 04:36
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The part number on the boxes of NASCO bearings I have are:

M31155 .. the rear main shells appear to be 1 5/8" wide

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