King Engine Bearings AMC / Jeep 390 & 401 (Undersize 0.50IN) Crankshaft Main Bearing Set

King Engine Bearings AMC / Jeep 390 & 401 (Undersize 0.50IN) Crankshaft Main Bearing Set

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M251S

$72.87

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King Engine Bearings AMC / Jeep 390 & 401 (Undersize 0.50IN) Crankshaft Main Bearing SetKing Engine Bearings AMC Jeep 390 & 401 (Undersize 0. 50IN) Crankshaft Main Bearing SetThis Part Fits: Year Make Model Submodel 1967 American Motors Ambassador 880 1968 1970 American Motors Ambassador Base 1971 1974 American Motors Ambassador Brougham 1968 1971 American Motors Ambassador DPL 1968 1972 American Motors Ambassador SST 1966 1968 American Motors American 220 1967 1968 American Motors American 440 1966 1968 American Motors American Rogue

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Easy and perfect fit for 2017 and 2018 Honda CRV with 1.5l engines. You need a Phillips screwdriver to remove the 4 screws holding the airbox. After that you just remove the old one and put the new one in the same orientation and put the screws back on. Helps the engine breathe which can result in slightly more power and mpg. I recommend changing every few years.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025