spun bearing ?
Like today when I was golfing this morning. I hit a drive that hooked left. My friend said I almost sliced it into the woods. A slice for a right handed player would be a ball that curves to the far right of the target, not the left.. but I didn't hang him up for it, I knew what he meant.
Aluminum is non-magnetic which of course you know being a metal expert.
Like today when I was golfing this morning. I hit a drive that hooked left. My friend said I almost sliced it into the woods. A slice for a right handed player would be a ball that curves to the far right of the target, not the left.. but I didn't hang him up for it, I knew what he meant.

Nice metaphor. Aluminum is non-magnetic which of course you know being a metal expert.
I tend to believe people know what they're talking about until they prove otherwise. As in your case. Try learning the difference between magnetism and ferrous metal content. (hint: your steel bearing shells won't attract ferrous metal, will they?
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I tend to believe people know what they're talking about until they prove otherwise. As in your case. Try learning the difference between magnetism and ferrous metal content. (hint: your steel bearing shells won't attract ferrous metal, will they?
Most of time you spin a bearing in these motors the bearing material is in the oil and most of time its a rod bearing. Freshen the crank and rebuild, plain and simple.
It's possible that you've had a lifter fail and score up the cam, both are made of ferrous metal which would show up on your magnet. Potentially fixable in-car depending on the failure, but you'd be pulling the heads to inspect for the condition.


