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12-23-2001, 07:25 AM
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My poor 79 RIP
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Suisun City,
Posts: 2,320
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U need to replace your Bearings everytime. Your pilot bearing may look good, but if it does go out, u have to tear out everything again. It's cheep, and not too hard to replace. Don't worry about the old one, just pry it out. There are also special tools just for this. It looks like a gear puller.
Just FYI, unless u went to a lighter flywheel, u didn't need a new one. All u had to do was to go out and get it turned by and local brake shop.
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