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Selection of crankshaft main bearings (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124)

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Contents: Four-cylinder petrol engines ↡ SOHC six-cylinder petrol engines ↡ Six-cylinder DOHC petrol engines ↡ Example ↡ Diesel engines ↡

Four-cylinder petrol engines



To determine the required thickness of new main bearings, it is necessary to measure the inner diameter of the main bearing, the diameter of the crankshaft main journal and take into account the bearing operating clearance. The required bearing thickness can be calculated as follows.

Example



Bearing diameter 62.51 mm
Crankshaft journal diameter 57.95 mm
4.56 mm

Bearing working clearance -0.04 mm
4.52 mm ±2
2.26 mm

If it is necessary to use upper and lower main bearing shells of different thicknesses, the thicker shell must be installed in the main bearing cap.

Main bearing shells of the following thicknesses are supplied as spare parts.

InsertsThickness of the liner
Nominal– 2.25 mm
Repair size 1– 2.37 mm
Repair size 2– 2.50 mm
Repair size 3– 2.62 mm
Repair size 4– 2.75 mm

SOHC six-cylinder petrol engines



The thickness of the main bearing shells is determined in the same way as for 4-cylinder petrol engines. To determine the required shell size, consult your Mercedes-Benz dealer.

Six-cylinder DOHC petrol engines



To determine the required thickness of new main bearings, it is necessary to measure the inner diameter of the main bearing, the diameter of the crankshaft main journal and take into account the bearing operating clearance. The required bearing thickness can be calculated as follows.

Example



Bearing diameter 62.51 mm


Crankshaft journal diameter 57.95 mm
4.56 mm

Bearing working clearance -0.04 mm
4.52 mm ±2
2.26 mm

If it is necessary to use upper and lower main bearing shells of different thicknesses, the thicker shell must be installed in the main bearing cap.

The required main bearing shell thickness should be determined from the table after consultation with your Mercedes-Benz dealer.

Diesel engines



The main bearing shells are color coded. Three different thicknesses of shells are used, color coded blue, yellow and red.

The engine crankshaft also has color markings applied to the crankshaft cheeks or to the counterweights behind the crankshaft journals. There are also dot markings on the cylinder block.

The thickness of the main bearing shell is selected at the intersection of the vertical and horizontal lines.

Crankshaft marking colorMarkings on the cylinder block
1 point2 points3 points
BlueBlueYellowYellow
YellowBlueYellowRed
RedYellowYellowRed

The thickness of the crankshaft main bearing shells can also be determined using the method used for 4-cylinder gasoline engines.

Table for selecting main bearing shells for 6-cylinder DOHC gasoline engines



SizeColorDiameterThickness of the upper linerThickness of the lower liner
NominalBlue58,002,255 – 2,2602,255 – 2,260
NominalYellow58,002,260 – 2,2652,260 – 2,265
NominalRed58,002,265 – 2,2702,265 – 2,270
Nominal increasedWhite/blue.58,00–2,263 – 2,268
Nominal increasedWhite/yellow58,00–2,268 – 2,273
Nominal increasedWhite/red58,00–2,273 – 2,278
Repair 1Blue57,752,375 – 2,3802,375 – 2,380
Repair 1Yellow57,752,380 – 2,3852,380 – 2,385
Repair 2Blue57,502,500 – 2,5052,500 – 2,505
Repair 2Yellow57,502,505 – 2,5102,505 – 2,510
Repair 3Blue57,252,625 – 2,6302,625 – 2,630
Repair 3Yellow57,252,630 – 2,6352,630 – 2,635
Repair 4Blue57,002,750 – 2,7552,750 – 2,755
Repair 4Yellow57,002,755 – 2,7602,755 – 2,760
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