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  • 12100608220A0 Suzuki BEARING SET,CONNROD

12100608220A0 Suzuki BEARING SET,CONNROD, Price: 10.04$, Weight: 0.089kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Suzuki

    12100608220A0

    BEARING SET,CONNROD

    		 98

    0.089

    2-3

    10.04$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Suzuki
    12100608200A0 
    METALSETCON.ROD
    		0
    0.127
    -
    11.24$
    		 Not Available
    Suzuki
    12100608210A0 
    BEARINGSET,CONNROD
    		0
    0.03
    -
    11.24$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    ModelModel CodeModificationTypeDiagram
    GC415VGC415GC415V-2TYPE 2 View
    ModelModel CodeModificationTypeDiagram
    GC415TGC415GC415T-4 (E01,E42)TYPE 4 View

    Connecting Rod Bearing Set

    The connecting rod bearing set is a critical component within the internal combustion engine. This bearing set is engineered to provide a smooth operation of the connection between the crankshaft and rods, ensuring minimal friction and durability. The bearing is essential in maintaining the precise clearance between moving parts, which is crucial for efficient engine performance.

    Why is the Connecting Rod Bearing Set Needed

    In any engine, parts move rapidly and are subject to heavy loads. The connecting rod bearing reduces friction, minimizes wear, and prevents overheating within the engine, thus, safeguarding its components. It plays a pivotal role in maintaining the engine's longevity by ensuring smooth motion of the connecting rods.

    How Does the Connecting Rod Bearing Set Work

    The bearing is installed in the ends of the connecting rods, supplying a smooth surface for the crankshaft to rotate against. With the help of the oil film, it minimizes direct metal-to-metal contact, reducing friction and distributing the engine's load evenly. This ensures the engine operates smoothly and efficiently.

    Consequences of a Broken Bearing Set

    If the connecting rod bearing fails, it can result in severe engine damage. A broken bearing may cause increased friction, leading to overheating, excessive wear on the crankshaft, and even catastrophic engine failure. Warning signs include knocking sounds from the engine and reduced performance.

    Compatibility

    • Carry/Supercarry/Every
    • Apv