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Compatible with Hyundai
Kona 2018-2021 2.0L L4;
Tucson 2014-2021 2.0L L4;
Elantra GT 2013 1.8L L4；
Elantra GT 2014-2015 2.0L L4;
Elantra 2011-2016 1.8L L4;
Compatible with Hyundai & Kia
Elantra 2014-2015 2.0L L4;
Elantra Coupe 2013 1.8L L4;
Elantra Coupe 2014 2.0L L4;
Seltos 2021 2.0L L4;
Soul 2014-2021 2.0L L4;
Compatible with Kia
Forte 2014-2021 2.0L L4;
Forte 2014-2016 1.8L L4;
Optima 2017-2020 2.0L L4;
Forte5 2014-2018 2.0L L4;
Forte Koup 2014-2016 2.0L L4;
How Does It Work?
- Friction Reduction & Lubrication
- Load Support
- Heat Dissipation
- Protection crankshaft
Common symptoms in bad Rod Bearings include
- Starting Abnormal Noise: Clicking or ticking sounds during ignition.
- Insufficient Power/Stalling: Poor acceleration, decreased power, damages engine lifespan.
- Abnormal Oil Pressure: Oil pressure warning light is on.
- Physical Deterioration: Severely worn etc
- The engine oil contains metal shavings
Why Replace Connecting Rod Bearings?
Replacement resolves:
- Power Issues: Poor acceleration & decreased power
- Abnormal Noises: e.g., ignition abnormal sounds
- Damage Prevention: Avoids further engine damage
- Safety: Ensures vehicle reliability & road safety
URGENT REPLACEMENT
RECOMMENDED!
What's the Connecting Rod Bearings
- Called: the connecting rod shell bearing or rod bearing
- Location: Between connecting rod big end and crankshaft journal
- Primary Functions:
1. Friction Reduction: Minimizes wear losses
2. Load Bearing: Withstands impact loads
3. Operational Synergy: Ensures crankshaft-connecting rod efficiency
Critical Role: Directly impacts engine lifespan and performance stability
Replaces 23060-2E100 23060-2E003 23060-2E000 23060-2E005.Compatible with Hyunda Kia 2013-2021 1.8L 2.0L Engine.
- This connecting rod bearing Kit fit 2013-2021 1.8L 2.0L Engine.
- Do not start the engine immediately after the rod bearing is replaced.
- Any malfunction and damage to the connecting rod shell bearing will reduce the horsepower of the engine or even cause the engine to fail completely, preventing a smooth ride.
- The best way to deal with it: disassemble thethe connecting rod or crankshaft and replace the rod bearing.
Rod Bearings are not well known for people but they are very important component of the internal combustion engine.
- Optimized Performance
The Rod Bearings that is intact and free from wear contributes to excellent horsepower and acceleration, preventing valve train noise and unnecessary valve train component wear.
- Installation Notes:
- Thoroughly clean all components (connecting rod, crankshaft journal, bearing housing bores, and bolt holes) to ensure no oil residue, metal debris, or contaminants remain.
- Apply a uniform coat of clean engine oil (or specialized assembly grease) to the bearing working surface and journal surface before installation.
- During initial startup, ensure oil pressure is built up via the oil pump; dry cranking of the crankshaft is strictly prohibited.
- Install the connecting rod bearings correctly
- If you have no installation experience, it is recommended to seek the help of professional maintenance personnel or watch the installation video.