The term is not very specific and typically describes one of the following conditions:
# The bearing material on a rod wears to the point that the rod makes a LOT of noise and is so badly worn that one might fear running the engine because of the sound. # The bearing on a rod wears or the bearing cap nuts loosen and the rod fails, breaking apart, often causing a great deal of internal damage.
It refers to a breakage of the connecting rod. This connects the piston to the crankshaft
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In most cases, no. Although, I have seen engines "throw a rod" and continue to run, poorly but not for long.
It's possible but not very likely. The broken rod will ultimately jam the crankshaft.
bad/worn out rod bearings.Lack of oil.Lack of oil & filter changes.Incorrect oil.Over revving.
every where just take your rod and throw it in the watter
If you have to ask, most likely you didn't throw one
A bad engine rod is an engine rod that has misbeheaved.
Too much oil in your car will not cause it to throw a rod. Too much oil in the engine will create a higher than normal engine pressure and can cause the engine seals to fail.
Listen. If you want to throw your line far and your on a pier,take your rod make sure the hook and weightare atleast 1 foot below the rod,then open the metal part of your rod and make sure that you hold your lonesome itdoesnt get tangled still hold it t, throw it and half way on your swing let it go your line should go pretty far.
What? No!
You don't really throw a tie rod, it is part of the steering and you would have no control over steering or one wheel will become uncontrollable. Undriveable is what it is.