Cylinder block (crankcase)
A cylinder block (crankcase) is one of the main parts of an
engine that houses the cylinders and supports the crankshaft,
and camshaft, etc., and to which the cylinder head is attached
through the head gasket.
It is also provided with passages for coolant and lubricant
depending on cooling and lubrication methods.
It also referred to as a crankcase.
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