Can the engine start after bearing failure?

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MacAsher
07/25/25 4:23pm
Engine bearing failure prevents startup. Engine bearing failure refers to abnormal noises in the crankshaft area of a car engine. If this condition occurs during normal driving, the vehicle should be stopped for inspection. The primary causes of engine bearing failure are wear or insufficient lubrication. Engine classifications: 1. According to the working method of the intake system, they can be divided into naturally aspirated, turbocharged, mechanically supercharged, and twin-charged engines; 2. Based on piston movement, they can be categorized as reciprocating piston internal combustion engines and rotary piston engines; 3. According to cylinder arrangement, they are classified as inline engines, V-type engines, and horizontally opposed engines.
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