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strange problem with big end Villiers Mk15

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Post by Mark15 user Sun Jun 21 2015, 21:52

Dear Forum members,

Last weekend I've experienced a weird problem.
After a short run I heard a knocking sound and stopped immediately.

After dismantling the oil sump I've seen that the big end cap had a play of several millimeters.
The locking pins in both nuts were still there.
Thank god there is no serious damage yet.

Has someone had the same experience before?
I have still no idea how this could happen.

Please let me know your thoughts.

Best regards,

Steef Pronk
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Post by Darryl Ovens Wed Jun 24 2015, 23:32

Just wondered could the heads of the bolts have not been right hard up against the shoulders?  I assume these are "fitted bolts" that hold the cap on.  Ie perhaps the corners of the hex on the head were against the side of the "rod" and running forces have allowed them to turn slightly so they slide right up to the shoulder allowing it to be loose.  I've had bolts get pushed back slightly while pushing the cap, on then rotate to jam against the side while screwing the nut on.

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Post by Mark15 user Thu Jun 25 2015, 18:21

Dear Darryl,

Thanks a lot for your prompt reply. Very Happy
I will check the bolts again.
Will let you know my findings.

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