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Pilot Bearing Depth


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I installed a pilot bearing 8 years ago and must do it again.  I don't remember how far to drive it in.  I drove it to where it looks to be indicated in a diagram in the blue service manual:  a little below flush with the end of the crankshaft flange snout (see photo).  Am I correct?  

Thanks.

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Thanks, tzei.  I looked more closely at the diagram.  Yes, there looks like a small stop which I did not see pre-install.  I don't think I am there yet.  I can use a small probe and feel for the stop behind the bearing.

 

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Just tap it in.  Below is my preferred installation tool.  LOL.  

 

P.S thanks for the picture.  I needed the bearing number for a future project. 

 

Regards

 

 

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Tappity tap. 

 

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