What does the +0.25mm size mean for these bearings?

The +0.25mm designation means these bearings are slightly larger than the standard size. This is typically used when the crankshaft journals have been machined down (undersized) during an engine rebuild to ensure proper oil clearance and fit.

What is the construction of these connecting rod bearings?

These bearings are constructed with a bimetal design, which includes an aluminum base. This is a well-built and common material choice for engine bearings, offering good performance and durability.

Are these bearings sold individually or as a set?

This product is sold as a set, providing all the necessary connecting rod bearings for the specified engines. You receive the complete set needed for the job.

Specifications

Brand: King Engine Bearings
Part #: CR502AM0.25
UPC: 611500113314

King Engine Bearings Volkswagen Aab/Aeu/Audi Aas (Size +0.25mm) Connecting Rod Bearing Set

Name: King Engine Bearings Volkswagen Aab/Aeu/Audi Aas (Size +0.25mm) Connecting Rod Bearing Set
Brand: King Engine Bearings
SKU: king-engine-bearings-king-engine-bearings-volkswagen-aab-aeu-audi-aas-size-0-25m-t14-769950
Price: 29.99 USD
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Fits 1979-1985 Audi 5000. This is a +0.25mm connecting rod bearing set from King Engine Bearings, crucial for engine health.

Key Features

Fits 1979-1985 Audi 5000.
Includes a set of connecting rod bearings.
Features a bimetal construction with an aluminum base.
This set is sized at +0.25mm for specific engine rebuilds.
Designed for Volkswagen AAB, AEU and Audi AAS engines.

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About this part

Product Details

This product is a set of connecting rod bearings for specific Volkswagen and Audi engines. You get the bearings needed to replace the connecting rod bearings in your Volkswagen AAB, AEU, or Audi AAS engine. These bearings are made with a bimetal construction, featuring an aluminum base, which is a common and well-built material for engine bearings.

These bearings are sized at +0.25mm, meaning they are slightly larger than standard size. This is important when rebuilding an engine, especially if the crankshaft journals have been machined undersize. Using the correct size bearing ensures proper oil clearance and a solid connection between the connecting rod and the crankshaft, which is vital for engine longevity and performance.