1. Measure the connecting rod head bore in both directions. The measurement difference is the deviation of the connecting rod head hole from roundness (ovality). Check that the roundness deviation is correct.
2. Measure the connecting rod head bore diameter in both directions. Make sure the connecting rod head bore diameter is correct.
Connecting rod hole (Defender 2007+)
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