It refers to a breakage of the connecting rod.
This connects the piston to the crankshaft
It is an eighth of a mile or a furlong.
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In most cases, no. Although, I have seen engines "throw a rod" and continue to run, poorly but not for long.
In basketball, the term "1 and 1" refers to a free throw situation where a player gets to shoot one free throw if they make the first one. If they miss the first free throw, they do not get to shoot the second one.
It's possible but not very likely. The broken rod will ultimately jam the crankshaft.
In basketball, the term "one and one" refers to a free throw situation where a player gets to shoot one free throw after being fouled, and if they make the first shot, they earn the opportunity to shoot a second free throw.
It generally means the engine is destroyed. Because of a worn out bearing, a connecting rod separates from the crankshaft and exits out the side of the engine block causing catastrophic damage thus, thrown a rod.
bad/worn out rod bearings.Lack of oil.Lack of oil & filter changes.Incorrect oil.Over revving.
every where just take your rod and throw it in the watter
If you have to ask, most likely you didn't throw one
A bad engine rod is an engine rod that has misbeheaved.
Fling can mean to throw or hurl with force; it can also be a slang term for one night stand or a short-term sexual relationship between two people.