The connecting rod's big end, which connects to the crankshaft, depends on the Lincoln Mark VII Rod Bearing for a slick oil cushioned joint that slashes friction and safeguards critical engine journals. The Rod Bearing is put in machined saddles, which are strung tight with built-in crush. They ride on pump-fed oil that prevents metal to metal contact. This offers free spinning of the crank. Lincoln Mark VII engines have applied two main styles of bearing shells. These are the bi-metal and tri-metal Rod Bearing styles using a steel backing. The bi-metal Rod Bearing type features an aluminum silicone lining that resists seizure, while the tri-metal Rod Bearing type has a copper plus a lead tin copper backing for extra strength, resistance to fatigue, and embedability of debris. Lincoln has stated that the oil holes in each case should line up with block passages and allow a clearance of a few thousandths. For any Lincoln owner, taking accurate checks with micrometers or Plastigage and undersize grinding if needed, then fitting fresh bearing inserts will restore smooth running and protect the prized Mark VII powerplant.
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