crank case

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Definition of crank case in English English dictionary

crankcase
the part of an engine that contains the crankshaft
crankcase
a carriage axle with the ends bent twice at a right angle to lower the body while permitting the use of large wheels; crank axle
crankcase
the driving-axle of an engine or machine
crankcase
the part of an engine that holds the crankshaft
crankcase
The casted aluminum "body" of the engine In NORVEL engines, the carburetor is pressure fitted (or epoxied, depending on the age of the model) into the crankcase at the factory
crankcase
The lower part of your engine that contains the crankshaft
crankcase
A shaft with one or more cranks, or "throws," that are coupled by connecting rods to the engine's pistons The combustion process creates reciprocating motion in the rods and pistons which in turn is converted to a rotating motion by the crankshaft Cross member : One of several horizontal members in a vehicle frame which join the side members and add to overall strength and stability
crankcase
Main body of the engine
crankcase
Lower portion of the block, containing the crankshaft
crankcase
A case that encloses the crankshaft In most engines, the oil pan and the lower portion of the cylinder block form the crankcase
crankcase
(Otomotiv) The lower part of the engine block that houses the crankshaft and its surrounding parts. The car's oil pan, into which the drain plug is screwed, is attached to the crankcase
crankcase
The crankcase houses the crankshaft and usually the oil pump and supply In some racing and custom applications, the oil pump and supply can be located remotely from the crankcase, this is done to reduce resistance from the oil splashing up on to the crankshaft and thus reducing power The crankcase is sometimes referred to as the oil pan
crankcase
The lower part of the engine block that houses the crankshaft and its surrounding parts The car's oil pan, into which the drain plug is screwed, is attached to the crankcase
crankcase
housing for a crankshaft
crankcase
The area of the engine block that houses the crankshaft
crank case

    Turkish pronunciation

    krängk keys

    Pronunciation

    /ˈkraɴɢk ˈkās/ /ˈkræŋk ˈkeɪs/

    Etymology

    [ 'kra[ng]k ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English cranke, from Old English cranc- ; probably akin to Middle High German krank weak, sick; more at CRINGE.
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