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CRKC
(redirected from crankcase)

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CRKCCrankcase
CRKCCanadian Rookie Karting Championship (Ontario, Canada)
CRKCChrist the Rock Kingdom Church (Warri, Nigeria)
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Based on an aluminium crankcase, it features the low-friction parts and lightweight construction that have won the 1.
Small size, big power by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Toyota said it found that if the vehicle was operated in extremely low temperatures, there was a possibility that condensed moisture from the positive crankcase ventilation port could seep into the brake system vacuum port and freeze.
Toyota recalls 95,700 cars in US over brakes risk by AFP / AFP American Edition
Toyota said it found that if the vehicle was operated in extremely low temperatures, there was a possibility that condensed moisture from the positive crankcase ventilation port could seep into the brake system vacuum port and freeze.
Toyota recalls 95,700 cars in US over brakes risk by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
 
 
 
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