Which risk increases when unbalanced moments in an engine crankshaft induce excessive precession?

💡 Explanation

Increased precession from unbalanced crankshaft moments causes harmonic motion. This induces resonant vibration via mechanical resonance, accelerating surface fatigue in bearings because stress cycles increase therefore weakening their load-bearing capacity rather than affecting unrelated systems like injectors or turbochargers.

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