crankcase

Converse of object

• include: Never place any part of an engine in a vise, including the crankcase.
• have: Try and get a modem motorcycle to perform like that and you would soon have a crankcase full of swarf.
• fabricate: Fabricated crankcases are more expensive to manufacture but are lighter and stronger.

Adjective modifier

• low: The epoxy filler will keep water from entering the lower crankcase of the engine block, where the oil is.
• rear: This is inside the lower right of the rear crankcase, just by the gear selector drum.
• common: The 6 cylinder engine on display is a later version ( circa 1914 ) and is virtually two 3-cylinder engines sharing a common crankcase.

Modifies a noun

• breather: To avoid pulling oil droplets through, an oil trap was placed inside the crankcase breather.
• cover: That's odd: a couple screws are missing on the crankcase cover, along with some chunks of aluminum.
• reed: It is equipped with a liquid cooled high performing engine with direct crankcase reed valve induction.
• oil: Reduction gearing in the compressor its self would be for the oil pump only but this is usually lubricated via the comp crankcase oil.
• pressure: This is when the crankcase pressure will push on the diaphram.
• valve: The last intake modification is to get rid of the crankcase breather valve.

Noun used with modifier

• aluminum: The new aluminum crankcase transmission holder with a plastic soundproof cover also makes a marked visual impact.
• engine: The small rear rack and engine crankcase are also finished in chrome to complete the contemporary look of the bike.
• alloy: BAUER uses a sturdy cast aluminum alloy crankcase on compressor frames through the 23 series.
• cast: BAUER uses a sturdy cast aluminum alloy crankcase on compressor frames through the 23 series.
• timing: What is unusual about my engine is that someone had fitted a four plate retainer, but to the timing side crankcase only.
• iron: A rugged cast iron crankcase is used on the 25 and 28 series compressor frames.