The Rod Bolt fitting Johnson/Evinrude Outboard 4cylinder and 6-cylinder crossflow engines. For OMC 90 hp 1968-1968 4 stroke and 4-cylinders. The rod bolt implies its name as used on the Conrad bolts. It's the most stressed fastener in the engine. High-stress levels in zones near the bolt hole are caused by the high pretension of bolts. The bolt rods occasionally fail, and it's more likely that the rod bolts lost their clamping strength and stretched a bit first. It was a major contributing factor in the bearing failure or the rod failure process.
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Rod Bolt fitting Johnson/Evinrude Outboard V-4 & V-6 Crossflow engines
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