Shim with SPEC clutches...where does it go
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Shim with SPEC clutches...where does it go
im going to be installing for a friend hadnt read the directions that he got with it yet....but i seen there was a shim.....also what are a few good ways to get the old pilot bearing out and the new one in.....help me out guys
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Shim goes between the slave and tranny. I got my pilot bearing out with a rented pilot bearing puller and slide hammer from Autozone, kinda had to work it back and forth to get the fingers in there, but it will work. Put thhe new one in with a socket or whatever you have that will push on the outer part of the bearing, and a hammer.
Good luck!
Good luck!
#3
Fpr the piolat bearing I took a pice of 7/16 turned,gtound,polished(or any round stock will work) and took a few thousands off in the lathe. I measured it first and undercut it about 4 thousands of an inch. I then packed the piolat bearing and bore in the end of the crank with wheel bearing grease. Then I stuck the round stock in the hole and tapped it with a hammer. The grease will compress and force the bearing out.
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Originally Posted by waltsfastz
Fpr the piolat bearing I took a pice of 7/16 turned,gtound,polished(or any round stock will work) and took a few thousands off in the lathe. I measured it first and undercut it about 4 thousands of an inch. I then packed the piolat bearing and bore in the end of the crank with wheel bearing grease. Then I stuck the round stock in the hole and tapped it with a hammer. The grease will compress and force the bearing out.
That's great that you got lucky! but, there is a plug similar to a freeze plug in the back of the crankshaft that will/can be pushed into the oilpan Do a search for pilot bearing this has happened to a few. Not worth the possible problems like having to pull your oilpan to fish the plug out, then having to replace it.
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Originally Posted by SStillSSmokin
DO NOT DO THIS!!!!
That's great that you got lucky! but, there is a plug similar to a freeze plug in the back of the crankshaft that will/can be pushed into the oilpan Do a search for pilot bearing this has happened to a few. Not worth the possible problems like having to pull your oilpan to fish the plug out, then having to replace it.
That's great that you got lucky! but, there is a plug similar to a freeze plug in the back of the crankshaft that will/can be pushed into the oilpan Do a search for pilot bearing this has happened to a few. Not worth the possible problems like having to pull your oilpan to fish the plug out, then having to replace it.
#7
Originally Posted by waltsfastz
My bad, I have done these on the LT1s. I suppose your talking about the LS1s.