Sealed 8-2000CPA 20 rod bearing set for the 1954-1955 Ford F-250 V8 3.9L, the 1956-1957 F-250 V8 4.4L, the 1958-1964 F-250 V8 4.8L and other vehicles gives each connecting rod a bearing surface on the crankshaft journal. Also called connecting rod bearings, they use a material that offers less resistance to wear and corrosion than other bearing materials.
A knocking noise from the lower part of the engine can mean worn rod bearings. Before you replace them, rule out low oil level and other lubrication trouble, since those can produce a similar picture.
It also fits the 1954-1955 Ford F-100 V8 3.9L, the 1956-1957 F-100 V8 4.4L and the 1958-1964 F-100 V8 4.8L, and the 1954-1955 Ford F-350 V8 3.9L, the 1956-1957 F-350 V8 4.4L and the 1958-1964 F-350 V8 4.8L.
One rod bearing set. Each vehicle it fits takes one.
Interchange: CR810AM 020
CB461P820 · BB306J020
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Sealed Power 8-2000CPA 20 rod bearing set fit the 1958-1964 Ford F-250 V8 4.8L?
Yes. Sealed 8-2000CPA 20 fits the 1958-1964 Ford F-250 V8 4.8L. For any other year, model or engine, look your car up on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Is the Sealed Power 8-2000CPA 20 rod bearing set meant for older engines?
Yes. Sealed 8-2000CPA 20 belongs to the Sealed Power Vintage line, which covers applications over 35 years old and provides the conformability older applications require.
What is the lining on these Sealed Power Vintage rod bearings made of?
The lining is a bronze alloy on a steel back, finished with an overplate. This lining style is popular for fatigue resistance and strength.
What are the signs of worn rod bearings besides noise?
An oil pressure warning light or metal flakes in the drained oil can go with worn rod bearings. A shop can test oil pressure and inspect the bearings.
Does the Sealed 8-2000CPA 20 replace CB461P820?
Yes. CB461P820 is one of the numbers this Sealed Power set replaces, along with CR810AM 020 and BB306J020.
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