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Regrind or Replace? What a Worn Crankshaft Really Costs You

Regrind or Replace? What a Worn Crankshaft Really Costs You

by GordonMcCreedy@crsgroup.co.za | Jul 23, 2026 | Crankshafts

Bearing knock, low oil pressure, scored journals — does the crank need grinding, rebuilding, or replacing? How we decide, what each route costs in rands and downtime, and when a “scrap” shaft can still be saved.

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