The connecting rod bearing is a part that plays the role of a plain bearing in the crank mechanism. It is located between the connecting rod and its journals, provides support for the connecting rod, forms an oil film on its surface, which does not allow metal-to-metal contact. The connecting rod liner allows other parts of the assembly to move freely with such an interface of the loaded elements in which there are no backlashes and gaps. The connecting rod bearing is, in fact, a very durable metal sheet with a special anti-friction coating.

1. COROLLA Coupe (AE86)
2. COROLLA SPRINTER Coupe (AE86)
3. COROLLA (_E9_)
4. COROLLA Saloon (_E9_)
5. COROLLA Liftback (_E9_)
6. COROLLA Compact (_E9_)
7. COROLLA Station Wagon (_E9_)
8. CARINA II Saloon (_T17_)
9. CARINA Mk II Saloon (_T17_)
10. CARINA II (_T17_)
11. CARINA II Liftback (_T17_)
12. CARINA Mk II (_T17_)
13. CARINA II Estate (_T17_)
14. CARINA Mk II Estate (_T17_)
15. TERCEL (_L1_, _L2_)
16. TERCEL (AL2_)
17. CELICA Coupe (_T18_)
18. CARINA E Saloon (_T19_)
19. CARINA E (_T19_)
20. CARINA E Liftback (_T19_)
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The construction of the conrod bearings

This is a crescent-shaped piece with a lock (burr) applied closer to the edge. Liners are made of copper, lead or aluminum alloys (depending on the type of engine and manufacturer) by means of casting. In some cases, the liners are coated with a corrosion-resistant protective layer. Before repair work, it is necessary to order a KOLBENSCHMIDT brand Conrod Bearing Set, similar in design and material to that which was originally installed by the manufacturer.