RA Power Solutions was approached by a company based in Greece regarding a problem faced by them in their auxiliary engine of Daihatsu 6 DK-20.
It was reported that the bearing of crankpin no.3 got damaged.

| S. NO | Crankshaft Details | |
| 1 | Engine Make | Daihatsu |
| 2 | Engine Model | 6 DK-20 |
| 3 | Crankpin Diameter Standard | 170 mm |
| 4 | Crankpin Bearing Width | 78 mm |
| 5 | Name of Vessel | MV ABBA |
a) Minimum diameter observed – 169.10 mm
b) Maximum diameter observed – 169.33 mm
c) Total ovality -0.40 mm
The crankshaft was already undersized to 169.50 mm against the standard size of 170.00 mm.
a) The minimum diameter observed after grinding – 168.98 mm
b) Maximum diameter observed after grinding – 169.00 mm
c)Total ovality observed after grinding – 0.02 mm

REPAIR OF CRANKSHAFT OF DAIHATSU 6 DK-20 HAVING CRANKPIN BEARING WIDTH OF ONLY 78 MM:-
It was possible for RA Power Solutions to successfully undertake the repair of the crankpin having a bearing width of only 78 mm because we have the equipment that can be placed on the crankpin or main journal diameter having a bearing width of as small as 40 mm.
With this advanced technology and process, no other crankshaft repair company has due to which they either reject the crankshaft or recommend getting it repaired from the workshop.
We have been regularly executing the repairs in Greece, Moldova, Belarus, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Cambodia, Colombia, Denmark, Ethiopia, Ghana, Haiti, Singapore, Russia, etc.

For more information on bearings for Daihatsu engine and Daihatsu crankshaft repair contact us at rajshahani@rapowersolutions.com or info@rapowersolutions.com or call us at +91 9582647131 or +91 9810012383.
A: It means performing crankshaft journal or crankpin repairs (grinding, polishing, machining) right at the engine’s location without removing the crankshaft or dismantling the engine.
A: On-site repair saves time, avoids transport and re-assembly costs, reduces vessel downtime, and ensures quick return to service.
A: Yes,if the repair company has equipment capable of handling narrow-width journals.
A: Yes, the in-situ grinding achieved ovality reduction to 0.02 mm, and final dimensions were within acceptable tolerance, matching OEM standards.