12100AA360 Subaru ROD ASSY-CONN, Price: 61.94$, Weight: 1kg


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

Subaru

12100AA360

ROD ASSY-CONN

9

1

7-10

61.94$

 

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
12100AA360 
ROD ASSY-CONN
0
1.15
-
59.50$
Not Available

Compatibility

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2 DOOR COUPE2000CC DOHC NASTIUSA08.20172WD6SP MANUAL TRANSMISSION View

Subaru Connecting Rod Assembly

The connecting rod assembly is a pivotal component in your engine's mechanism, establishing the vital linkage between the piston and the crankshaft. Its primary function is to transform the reciprocating motion of the pistons into the rotational motion needed to propel the vehicle forward. This transformation is crucial for the efficient operation of your vehicle's engine.

Why Is This Part Needed

The connecting rod is essential for the internal combustion engine's operation. It transmits the forces exerted by the combusting fuel-air mixture to the crankshaft, effectively converting energy to drive the car. Without a functioning connecting rod, your engine cannot perform its basic function of turning chemical energy into mechanical motion.

How Does It Work

The connecting rod is typically made of durable metals like steel or aluminum alloy, designed to withstand the immense pressures and temperatures inside the engine. During engine operation, the rod's lower end is connected to the crankshaft and the upper part to the piston, moving up and down in tandem with the piston's motion, thus keeping the engine rotation smooth and balanced.

What Happens If This Part is Broken

A broken or damaged connecting rod can lead to catastrophic engine failure. Symptoms of a failing rod include abnormal engine noises, a significant drop in engine performance, or even complete engine seizing. Delaying repair or replacement can result in extensive engine damage, making immediate attention crucial to preserving engine integrity.

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