"Crankcase" Example Sentences
1. The crankcase of the engine was leaking oil.
2. The mechanic found a crack in the crankcase.
3. The crankcase was filled with metal shavings.
4. The crankcase cover had to be removed for maintenance.
5. The crankcase was designed to allow for easy access to the pistons.
6. The crankcase needed to be drained and refilled with fresh oil.
7. The crankcase was located at the bottom of the engine block.
8. The crankcase was made of cast aluminum.
9. The crankcase had been damaged in a collision.
10. The crankcase was inspected for any signs of wear or damage.
11. The crankcase was sealed to prevent oil leaks.
12. The crankcase had to be disassembled to access certain engine components.
13. The oil filter was located inside the engine's crankcase.
14. The crankcase was overfilled with oil, causing damage to the engine.
15. The crankcase needed to be vented to prevent pressure buildup.
16. The crankcase had a built-in oil cooler to help regulate engine temperature.
17. The oil light illuminated on the dashboard due to low oil pressure in the crankcase.
18. The mechanic had to replace the gasket on the crankcase cover.
19. The crankcase was filled with a detergent oil to help clean the engine.
20. The oil pressure sensor was located on the crankcase.
21. The crankcase had to be drained before removing the oil pan.
22. The crankcase was inspected for signs of corrosion.
23. The engine's crankcase was designed to withstand high pressure.
24. The crankcase was connected to the engine block with bolts.
25. The oil dipstick was used to check the oil level in the crankcase.
26. The crankcase needed to be cleaned before installing new engine components.
27. The crankcase had a breather valve to regulate air flow.
28. The crankcase was fitted with a pressure relief valve to prevent damage in case of overpressure.
29. The engine's crankcase needed to be machined before it could be reassembled.
30. The crankcase had to be removed from the engine block for repair.
Common Phases
1. The oil level in the
crankcase is low;
2. The air filter is clogged with debris that entered the
crankcase;
3. Metal shavings were found in the
crankcase during routine maintenance;
4. A gasket on the
crankcase cover is leaking oil;
5. Excess pressure builds in the
crankcase causing blow-by;
6. The
crankcase ventilation system is not functioning properly;
7. A crack in the
crankcase is causing oil to leak out.