This crankshaft is specified for use in Daewoo/Chevrolet Matiz applications using the F8CV engine. The listing also notes IVECO compatibility — always verify compatibility with your vehicle's VIN and engine code before purchasing.
96352178 and 96666304 are part numbers for the same replacement crankshaft; F8CV denotes the engine code it is designed to fit. These identifiers help ensure you order the correct crankshaft for an F8CV-equipped Matiz.
The product is described as a high-quality replacement crankshaft. If you require OEM certification, check the seller's listing or contact them directly to confirm origin and any OEM references.
The listing states the crankshaft is made from durable materials appropriate for crankshaft construction. For exact metallurgy (forged, cast, steel grade), request detailed material specifications from the vendor.
Many replacement crankshafts are supplied in a finished, balanced condition, but some applications may require additional machining or final balancing by the rebuilder. Confirm with the seller and have a machine shop inspect it prior to installation.
Yes — it is suitable as a replacement component for engine rebuilds. When rebuilding, it is standard practice to check clearances, balance, and surface condition and to replace related bearings and seals.
Yes. Whenever a crankshaft is replaced, you should install new main and rod bearings, seals, and typically related fasteners. Machine-shop services (grinding, polishing) may also be required depending on the crankshaft and engine condition.
Crankshaft installation requires engine disassembly, precision measuring tools, torque wrenches, and knowledge of engine tolerances (e.g., bearing clearances, endplay). Professional installation by an experienced engine rebuilder or mechanic is recommended.
This crankshaft is a direct replacement intended to restore proper engine function and reliability. It is not a performance upgrade; performance changes would require additional engine modifications.
Confirm fitment by matching your vehicle's VIN, engine code (F8CV), and existing part number to the crankshaft listing. If unsure, provide the seller with your VIN and engine details so they can verify compatibility.
Inspect journals for scratches or scoring, check for straightness and runout, verify keyways and timing gear surfaces, and ensure oil passages are clean. If any doubt exists, have a machine shop perform measurements and any required machining.
Contents can vary by seller. The standard offering is typically the crankshaft only. Confirm whether bolts, woodruff keys, or other accessories are included, and request details on packaging and protection for shipping.
Shipping, return policies and warranties vary by supplier. Before purchase, request the seller's warranty period, return window, and any core charge or restocking fees. Also ask about insured shipping and damage claims procedures.
Common signs include severe engine knocking, low oil pressure, metal particles in the oil, excessive vibration, or bearing failure. Any of these symptoms warrant a professional inspection to determine if the crankshaft is damaged and needs replacement.
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