Hi i have a a toyota camry 2008, can you tell me what BIG END BEARINGS ARE PLS.. AND HOW MUCH WOULD IT COST TO FIX

Asked by GuruBZCKG Dec 09, 2018 at 10:07 AM about the 2009 Toyota Camry

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Big End Bearings  

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Your car's engine is probably a four cylinder with five main bearings, one at each end, three in the middle, that support the crankshaft, which attaches the rods and pistons. If it really needs replaced.....really....it would involve pulling the engine and doing a total rebuild while they're at it. ($5000). Symptoms would be a deep knocking sound while accelerating. Car would be high mileage, 200,000 plus. Neglected oil changes and hard life. Low oil pressure. Get a second opinion without talking about big bearings. I think it's BS, but if it's true, it's time to trade soon.

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