Hello, If you suspect that it is a bearing the first thing I would do is pull the pan and check the clearances. If one is just a bit out of spec you can remove some shim stock and get it tightened up again. If it is a rod it should have a fairly heavy knock that changes with engine RPM. If you are interested in parting this out or selling as a complete unit, let me know. Have a great day!
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