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By airman - 11 Years Ago
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my 292 engine is coming along nicely, I purchased rebuild book by Charles morris and am following step by step instructions, the block was bored .40 over and crank grind was .20, when I took engine apart for the rebuild I put all parts in bagies and labeled them, I noticed the instructions have a counterweight that needs installed but I don't have one, the engine was rebuilt before, is it possible they left it out, is this not possible and I misplaced it somehow, any help is greatly appreciated
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By charliemccraney - 11 Years Ago
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The counterweight was not used on later Y blocks. You should have a spacer in in the place of the counterweight if it was not equipped with the counterweight.
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By airman - 11 Years Ago
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thanks for the response, ill just keep going on without it then
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By Ted - 11 Years Ago
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To add to what Charlie mentions, the fuel pump counterweight was eliminated in mid-1956. Most parts manuals still used that older picture though when referencing the sequence or order the various cam retention parts were installed.
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