Crankshaft
Definition of Crankshaft as it relates to Automotive, Automotive Engine, Oil Pump
A crankshaft is a key component in an automotive engine, responsible for converting reciprocating motion into rotational motion. It's located in the lower part of the engine and is connected to the pistons through connecting rods. The oil pump provides lubrication to the crankshaft, ensuring smooth operation and reducing wear and tear. The crankshaft plays a crucial role in the overall functioning of the engine, as it transmits power from the combustion process to the transmission, ultimately driving the wheels of the vehicle.
External Links
- [Crankshaft.net] Crankshaft Machine Group
- [Crankshaft.org]
- [CrankshaftPositionSensor.com] Crankshaft Position Sensor | Information Encyclopedia
- [Crankshaft.us] MrCrankshaft ATV Crankshaft repair site.
- [Crower.com] Camshafts | Connecting Rods | Roller Lifters | Rockers | Crankshafts |