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Engineering, 19.06.2020 20:57 natalie2sheffield

Tech A says that main and rod bearings are glued in place with special bearing cement. Tech B says that main and rod bearings are held in place by a precise amount of "bearing crush." Who is correct? Group of answer choices

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