What is Motor Bearing Wrap?

 There are no frictionless environments under natural conditions on the Earth we live in. We are faced with frictions created by air or other objects. In particular, frictions acting on parts moving within each other can cause very different effects on materials. The engines of the vehicles also work with high precision under heavy heat stress and for some reasons, the engine parts wear out and the engine bearing wraps may occur. So why does this happen? The answer is in the rest of the article…

When we look at the engine parts, the most basic elements are; cylinders, connecting rods, crankshafts, engine blocks are the parts that come to mind as soon as possible. These parts are interconnected and rotate at high speeds all the time the engine is running. Especially in the language of the mechanism, when the rotating parts are operated within each other, the rotating parts are supported to protect them from the effects of friction. In the engine, cylinder heads and connecting rods are supported by each other, and the connecting rod is supported by the crankshaft. In the bedding process, parts made of alloy material resistant to high temperatures and low friction coefficient are placed between the two parts. These parts work in a continuous oil layer while the engine is in motion, and the interconnected parts are protected from the negative effects of friction without coming into contact. In vehicles that have not had an oil change for a long time or have a problem with the lubrication system, the working parts cannot be properly lubricated. Parts moving at high rotational speeds rub against each other over time and generate excessive heat. Parts exposed to excessive friction wear each other and an excessive noise begins to be produced from the engine. This condition is called motor bearing wrap. If the engine continues to be operated in this condition, the parts will fuse together due to excessive heat and the engine will not be able to move. Before reaching this stage, it is necessary to go to an authorized service immediately and have it serviced.