Replacement Crankcase OS44601000 for O.S. Engine FSa-56  [OS44601000]

O.S. ENGINES CRANKCASE FSa-56
Price:
NZD$50.53
Brand:
O.S. Engine
Model:
OS44601000
GTIN:
4531028141162
Condition:
Brand New
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Overview: Crankcase for FSa-56 Series

This component is the replacement crankcase supplied for the O.S. Engine FSa-56 line of RC glow engines. It forms the main shell that locates the crankshaft, supports bearing seats and provides the mounting points required during rebuilds and routine servicing.

The part is intended for the FSa-56 engine family; always confirm compatibility with your engine casting and mounting pattern prior to installation. It is designed for model engine use and not for use in full-size equipment.

Fitting advice: carefully remove the original case, keep internal parts like the crankpin, bearings and seals clean and properly indexed, and transfer components following recommended practice. Avoid forcing parts; visually confirm bearing seating and alignment before final tightening. Refer to the engine maker's torque guidance where provided.

Role in tuning and service: the crankcase sets the rotary assembly position and influences crankshaft alignment and bearing preload. A correctly fitted case helps maintain stable timing and efficient performance during tuning, running-in and repairs. Inspect mating faces and confirm clearances when installing replacement parts.

Technical Details

  • Item O.S. Engine CRANKCASE FSa-56
  • Material Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number OS44601000
  • Compatibility FSa-56 engine series

Select this crankcase for restoring or maintaining an FSa-56 RC glow engine, and always check bearings and seals during reassembly to preserve dependable function.

Durability depends on operating conditions and maintenance. Regular inspection of bearing seats and mating surfaces will reveal wear early; replace bearings or seals if wear or scoring is present.
Look for visible cracks at mounting points, distortion around bolt holes, or misalignment when assembling the crankshaft. Any of these require replacement to avoid further engine damage.
If the engine's service history is unknown, fitting fresh bearings and seals is a low-cost step that reduces the chance of early failure and ensures correct clearances with the new case.
No material specification is included in the provided listing. Proceed with standard rebuild checks and handle the part according to normal engine servicing precautions.

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