What is the solution for crankshaft seizure?

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LondynFitz
07/30/25 7:53am
Engine crankshaft seizure repair method: 1. Disassemble the engine: Separate the crankshaft and bearing shells, remove connecting rods and pistons, disassemble piston pins, remove cylinder head assembly, and extract camshaft. 2. Inspection: Check crankshaft damage and out-of-roundness, measure cylinder bore and piston ovality, examine camshaft and bearing shell roundness. If out-of-roundness exceeds standards, machining repair or part replacement is required. 3. Final processing: Assemble the engine according to overhaul standards. After completion, measure cylinder compression, then conduct engine bench testing. After successful testing, reinstall in the vehicle.
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