Buick Skylark Camshaft Bearing allows the engine's camshaft to rotate smoothly on a thin film of pressurized oil to maintain valve timing and keep power consistent. Housed as a cylindrical insert pressed into the block, this Camshaft Bearing is based on the use of an oil passage that maintains about two thousandths of an inch of protective clearance. When that gap remains within spec, friction decreases and heat dissipates out with no scoring and no drift in timing. Over the years, two main styles appeared, the bi-metal and tri-metal Camshaft Bearing. Both were based on a rigid steel case but had different surface makeups. Bi-metal versions in many Buick passenger editions have an aluminum alloy lining reinforced with a silicone that gives the part high seizure resistance for everyday driving. Tri-metal designs on some performance Skylark packages add a copper layer and a lead-tin-copper overlay to provide added strength and allow the bearing to embed grit before it damages the journal. Regardless of type, each Camshaft Bearing must fit its oil hole to the block gallery and a measured crush fit locks it firmly once the block bore clamps it. Keeping clearance in check with Plastigage or micrometers ensures that the Skylark valvetrain remains in sync and undersize shells fit if journals are ground. When kept within spec, the Buick motor rewards the drivers with smooth idle, quick throttle response, and long Camshaft Bearing life.
Each OEM Buick Skylark Camshaft Bearing we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.