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Engine 9111 · 1010 Crankcase
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Engine 9111
1010 Crankcase
The constructional design of the four-part
crankcase with separate bearing sleeve and
LOKASIL cylinder sleeves, along with the 96
mm bore was retained.
To reduce pump losses in the crankcase,
the lower ends of the cylinder sleeves (see
arrow) were provided with arches which
allow a low-loss circulation of gasses in the
crankcase. This reduces the ventilation
losses and consequently the power losses
at higher engine speeds thereby increasing
the overall power in this engine speed
range.
The crankshaft bearings were modified due
to the displacement increase and
subsequent increase of power unit loading. 1_9_02
The bearing diameter was increased from
60 to 63 mm, the lubricating-oil feed
optimised by partial grooving.
1348 Crankshaft
The stroke of the drop-forged crankshaft
was increased from 78 mm to 82.8 mm.
The crankshaft journals were also thickened
to 63 mm.
1340 Connecting rods
Because of the altered stroke, the forged
and cracked connecting rods were
shortened by
3 mm and have now a length of 142 mm
(measured from respective bore centre).
1 - 4 Service Information 2002
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