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Old 08-31-2024, 09:51 AM   #1
72c20customcamper
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Re: Pilot bushing removal is no fun

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It's likely an aftermarket replacement that was installed.
Remember, you are now the quality control person.
I have the tools to measure the interference fit; many have been way out. One was .008 oversize. An eight-pound hammer would not have gotten it to fit the bore.
One was so tight after I managed to get it installed, and then the transmission pilot would no longer fit in the bore. It collapsed substantially during the installation process.
I now measure all the replacement bushings. I would recommend you do it also.
Even a dial calipers it better than nothing.
I had one do this when I rebuilt the Super t-10 in my AMX . I won’t use the supplied pilot bearing with the clutch . Trans shaft would not go in bought a USA made one fit was perfect.
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