What defects should be inspected in connecting rod bearings on Lincoln Mark LT?

Engineers should inspect connecting rod bearings for four patterns of damage such as cratering due to fatigue breakdown as well as spot polishing caused by incorrect installation along with imbedded debris that contaminates oil and scratching from unclean oil and exposed bases revealing inadequate lubrication alongside two-edge or one-edge wear from damaged journal shapes or improper bearing fitting.

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Lincoln Mark LT Connecting Rod Bearing
Part Number: 5C3Z-6211-AB
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- Other Name: Bearing - Connecting Rod; Engine Connecting Rod Bearing; Con Rod Bearing Pair; Rod Bearing; Bearing; Bearings
- Replaces: F65Z-6211-EA, F9AZ-6211-AA
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2006-2008 Lincoln Mark LT | Base | 8 Cyl 5.4 L GAS

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Connecting Rod Bearing
5C3Z-6211-AB
Q: What defects should be inspected in connecting rod bearings on Lincoln Mark LT?
A: Engineers should inspect connecting rod bearings for four patterns of damage such as cratering due to fatigue breakdown as well as spot polishing caused by incorrect installation along with imbedded debris that contaminates oil and scratching from unclean oil and exposed bases revealing inadequate lubrication alongside two-edge or one-edge wear from damaged journal shapes or improper bearing fitting.