Sierra 18-1361 Rod Crank End Bearing - Replaces OMC/Evinrude-Johnson 387787
The Sierra 18-1361 is a rod crank end bearing engineered for outboard powerhead rebuilds, replacing the original equipment connecting rod bearing used on Evinrude/Johnson (OMC) outboard engines. This bearing rides at the crank end of the connecting rod, supporting the rotating assembly where the rod journals onto the crankshaft, and is a standard wear item during a lower-end or powerhead overhaul. Each Sierra bearing is manufactured to meet or exceed the quality of the original equipment part it replaces, making it a direct fit for machinists and technicians rebuilding OMC-based powerheads.
The 18-1361 is precision machined to close tolerances required for proper crankshaft clearance and smooth rotation. Because rod bearings are fit-specific to the engine and rod journal size, always confirm the OE part number your engine originally used before ordering. This bearing is sold to replace OMC/Evinrude-Johnson part number 387787.
Specifications
- Brand: Sierra
- Manufacturer Part Number: 18-1361
- Bearing Type: Rod Crank End
- Quantity per Application: 4
- Weight: 0.12 pounds
- Product Dimensions: 0.39 x 0.39 x 0.39 inches
- Finish: Machined
- UPC: 808282243128
Fitment
- Designed to replace the connecting rod crank end bearing used on Evinrude/Johnson (OMC) outboard powerheads originally fitted with OMC part number 387787
Replaces (OEM)
- OMC/Evinrude-Johnson 387787
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Sierra 18-1361 bearing replace? The Sierra 18-1361 replaces OMC/Evinrude-Johnson connecting rod bearing number 387787 at the crank end of the connecting rod.
What are the dimensions of the 18-1361 bearing? The 18-1361 rod crank end bearing measures 0.39 x 0.39 x 0.39 inches.
How much does the 18-1361 bearing weigh? It weighs 0.12 pounds.
How many bearings are needed per engine? The 18-1361 rod crank end bearing is used in a quantity of 4 per application on the powerhead it fits.
Is the Sierra 18-1361 an OEM part or aftermarket? The 18-1361 is a Sierra aftermarket bearing manufactured to meet or exceed the quality of the original OMC/Evinrude-Johnson 387787 bearing it replaces.
Where is the rod crank end bearing located on the engine? The rod crank end bearing sits at the crankshaft-side end of the connecting rod, supporting the rod as it rotates around the crank journal.
Can I use the 18-1361 on any outboard engine? No, rod crank end bearings are fit specific. Confirm your engine originally used OMC/Evinrude-Johnson part 387787 before ordering the Sierra 18-1361.
What finish does the 18-1361 bearing have? The Sierra 18-1361 has a machined exterior finish for precise fit against the crank journal.
Is the 18-1361 still available from the manufacturer? Yes, the Sierra 18-1361 rod crank end bearing is a current, non-discontinued part number.
What is included when I order the 18-1361? Ordering the Sierra 18-1361 provides one rod crank end bearing; a full engine rebuild application typically requires 4 of these bearings.