Re: V6 Crank

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Subject: Re: V6 Crank
From: Mark Denovich <mark@domain.elided>
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 21:07:44 -0500
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KStevenson wrote:

Yes, that is a normal assumption. However, calm down, "the gouge" is put
there by design. Include me in on wanting to know why the gouge was
designed this way.

I had convinced my self that it was there by purpose. It looked too perfectly made. Then I considered Murphy's law, or whatever it's internal engine parts equivalent is, and reversed my thinking.

Hooray.

I wish they pointed it out in the service manual.

--Mark
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