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001-005 Bearings, Connecting Rod
General Information
In general, various types of

connecting rod bearings have
been used in B series engines:
l Bi-metal overlays
l Tri-metal overlays
l Narrowed bearings (for
some Naturally Aspirated
engines).
Reference the appropriate Part

Information resources when
replacing the connecting rod
bearings, so the correct
connecting rod bearings are
installed.
Preparatory Steps
WARNING
Batteries can emit explosive
gases. To reduce the
possibility of personal injury,
always ventilate the
compartment before
servicing the batteries. To
reduce the possibility of
arcing, remove the negative
(-) battery cable first and
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attach the negative (-)

battery cable last.
WARNING
To reduce the possibility of
personal injury, avoid direct
contact of hot oil with your
skin.
WARNING
Some state and federal
agencies have determined
that used engine oil can be
carcinogenic and cause
reproductive toxicity. Avoid
inhalation of vapors,
ingestion, and prolonged
contact with used engine oil.
If not reused, dispose of in
accordance with local
environmental regulations.
l Disconnect the battery

cables. Refer to
Procedure 013-009
l Drain the lubricating oil.
Refer to Procedure 007-
037
l Remove the oil pan and
oil pan gasket. Refer to
Procedure 007-025
l Remove the lubricating oil
suction tube. Refer to
Procedure 007-035
l If equipped, remove the
block stiffener plate.
089
Remove
CAUTION
If equipped with fracture split

connecting rods, be careful
not to damage the fractured
split surface on the connecting
rod or connecting rod cap
while the connecting rod cap
is removed. If the fractured
split surface is damaged, the
connecting rod and connecting
rod cap must be replaced to
help reduce the possibility of
engine damage.
NOTE: The cylinder head does

not need to be removed if the
connecting rod bearings are
being inspected or replaced.
Use the barring tool, Part

Number 3824591, to bar the
engine over to bottom dead
center of the connecting rod
bearing to be removed.
Mark each connecting rod

and cap to identify cylinder
location.
Remove and install only one

connecting rod cap at a time
to avoid mismatching
connecting rods and rod
caps.
Remove the connecting rod

bolts and connecting rod cap.
Remove the lower end

bearing.
Mark the cylinder number and

the letter “L” (lower) on the
flat surface of the bearing
tang.
Some engines are equipped with
external Torx® head connecting

rod bolts.
CAUTION
Do not damage the J-jet piston

cooling nozzles when sliding
the connecting rod into the
cylinder away from the
crankshaft. Engine damage
can result.
NOTE: Slight bending of the j-

jet piston cooling nozzles can
result in severe engine
damage. Replace piston
cooling nozzles if any are bent
or damaged during assembly
or disassembly.
If equipped, remove the j-jet

piston cooling nozzle for each
cylinder for which the connecting
rod bearings will be removed.
Refer to Procedure 001-046
Push the connecting rod into the

cylinder, away from the
crankshaft, to allow the upper
bearing shell to be removed.
Mark the connecting rod bearings

for position and cylinder number
as they are removed.
Example: U1 - upper rod bearing

for cylinder number 1.
Clean and Inspect for Reuse
WARNING
Wear appropriate eye and
face protection when using
compressed air. Flying
debris and dirt can cause
personal injury.
Clean the bearing and

connecting rod caps.
Dry with compressed air.
Inspect the connecting rod

caps, connecting rod bearing
saddles, and capscrews for
nicks, cracks, burrs, scratches,
or fretting.
Inspect the bearings for

damage.
Replace any bearings with the
following damage.
l Pitting
l Flaking
l Corrosion
l Lock tang damage
l Scratches.
Inspect the bearing shell

seating surface for nicks or
burrs.
If nicks or burrs can not be

removed with an abrasive
pad, Part Number 3823258 or
equivalent, the bearings must
be replaced.
If bearings are damaged, they

must be replaced as a set.
For more detailed information

of bearing damage, see
Analysis and Prevention of
Bearing Failures, Bulletin
3810387.
Measure the rod bearing shell

thickness with an outside
micrometer that has a ball tip.
Connecting Rod Bearing

Dimensions
mm in
Standard 1.955 MIN 0.0770
1.968 MAX 0.0775
0.25 mm
[0.010 2.080 MIN 0.0819
in]
2.093 MAX 0.0824

0.50 mm
[0.020 2.205 MIN 0.0868
in]
2.218 MAX 0.0873
0.75 mm
[0.030 2.330 MIN 0.0917
in]
2.343 MAX 000922
1.00 mm
[0.040 2.455 MIN 0.0967
in]
2.468 MAX 0.0972
Discard a bearing shell if its

thickness is below the minimum
specification.
Connecting rod bearings are

identified with a part number
and size stamped on the back
side.
Determine the size of the

removed rod bearing and
obtain a set of the same size.
Oversize service rod bearings

are available for use with
crankshafts that have been
machined undersized. See
the appropriate parts catalog.
Check the rod bearing

journals for damage or
excessive wear. Minor
scratches are acceptable.
Install
Used connecting rod bearings

must be installed in their
original locations.
To reduce the possibility of

engine damage, make sure
the back side of the bearing
and connecting rod surface
that contacts the bearing is
clean and dry.
Install the upper bearings in

the connecting rod. Make
sure the tang is aligned.
Install the lower bearings in

the connecting rod caps.
Make sure the tang is aligned.
NOTE: For engines

equipped with fracture split
connecting rods, the upper
and lower connecting rod
bearings are not
interchangeable.
NOTE: For engines

equipped with fracture split
connecting rods, the
fracture split surface on the
connecting rod and
connecting rod cap must be
kept dry and clean to
ensure proper mating of the
two surfaces.
Lubricate the bearing surfaces

with Assembly Lube, Part
Number 3163087 or
equivalent.
Lubricate the connecting rod

bolt threads and under the
heads with clean 15W-40 oil.
When installing the

connecting rod cap, the
numbers stamped on the
connecting rod cap and
connecting rod must match
and be on the same side of
the connecting rod, to prevent
engine damage during
operation.
Install the connecting rod cap

on the corresponding
connecting rod.
Install and hand-tighten the

connecting rod capscrews.
Tighten the connecting rod

capscrews.
Alternately tighten the two

capscrews.
Torque Value:
1. 30 n.m [22 ft-lb]

2. 60 n.m [44 ft-lb]
3. Rotate 60 degrees.
After tightening the

capscrews for each
connecting rod, rotate the
crankshaft 360 degrees to
make sure the crankshaft
rotates freely.
Finishing Steps
WARNING
Batteries can emit explosive

gases. To reduce the
possibility of personal injury,
always ventilate the
compartment before
servicing the batteries. To
reduce the possibility of
arcing, remove the negative
(-) battery cable first and
attach the negative (-)
battery cable last.
l If equipped and
previously removed,
install the j-jet piston
cooling nozzles. Refer to
Procedure 001-089
l If equipped, install the
block stiffener plate.
089
l Install the lubricating oil
suction tube. Refer to
Procedure 007-035
l Install the oil pan and oil
pan gasket. Refer to
Procedure 007-025
l Fill with clean lubricating
oil. Refer to Procedure
007-037
l Connect the battery
cables. Refer to
Procedure 013-009
l Operate the engine,
check for leaks and
proper oil pressure.
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Bearings, Connecting Rod Page 1 of 11

001-005 Bearings, Connecting Rod

In general, various types of

Reference the appropriate Part

attach the negative (-)

l Disconnect the battery

If equipped with fracture split

NOTE: The cylinder head does

Use the barring tool, Part

Mark each connecting rod

Remove and install only one

Remove the connecting rod

Remove the lower end

Mark the cylinder number and

Some engines are equipped with

external Torx® head connecting

Do not damage the J-jet piston

NOTE: Slight bending of the j-

If equipped, remove the j-jet

Push the connecting rod into the

Mark the connecting rod bearings

Example: U1 - upper rod bearing

Clean and Inspect for Reuse

Clean the bearing and

Dry with compressed air.

Inspect the connecting rod

Inspect the bearings for

Replace any bearings with the

Inspect the bearing shell

If nicks or burrs can not be

If bearings are damaged, they

For more detailed information

Measure the rod bearing shell

Connecting Rod Bearing

2.093 MAX 0.0824

Discard a bearing shell if its

Connecting rod bearings are

Determine the size of the

Oversize service rod bearings

Check the rod bearing

Used connecting rod bearings

To reduce the possibility of

Install the upper bearings in

Install the lower bearings in

NOTE: For engines

NOTE: For engines

Lubricate the bearing surfaces

Lubricate the connecting rod

When installing the

Install the connecting rod cap

Install and hand-tighten the

Tighten the connecting rod

Alternately tighten the two

1. 30 n.m [22 ft-lb]

After tightening the

Batteries can emit explosive

Last Modified: 13-Mar-2013

Copyright © 2000-2010 Cummins Inc. All rights reserved.

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