Pilot bearing seal
Pilot bearing seal
Just a quick double check. The pilot bearing seal goes in after you install a new pilot bearing correct? In other words, first you install the bearing, then the seal. Not the way it is in the car now.......right??
I'm doing an auto swap, pulled the flywheel off of my spare engine. Looked, saw pilot bearing, no seal. Thought.....weasel, are you drunk? No, no seal there....pulled the bearing, there it was. Just thought i was stupid or something...
an auto swap?? i know tha auto motors dont have a pilot brg or seal......hmm maybe the weasel should start drinking?
since you pulled off a flywheel, its a stick motor, so your car is auto??
since you pulled off a flywheel, its a stick motor, so your car is auto??
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Originally posted by theweasel
Maybe i'll change my name to 80rwhp12a..........seems more appropriate for my stocker.....lol
Maybe i'll change my name to 80rwhp12a..........seems more appropriate for my stocker.....lol
well im jealous.....i know your car uses lesss gas and mine needs at least 118 octane!!!...yah that car has been sitting for a while.....been driving the whit one.....its automatic too
Originally posted by theweasel
Saw your pics, white one looks just like mine. Mine is just bone stock with a/c, p/s, cruise and auto. comfy, but the slowest car i have ever driven in my life.
Saw your pics, white one looks just like mine. Mine is just bone stock with a/c, p/s, cruise and auto. comfy, but the slowest car i have ever driven in my life.
holy ****!! i couldnt agree with you more, and it was a gas hog too!!!!!
at least now ita a faster gas hog?!!!
hmm isnt that an oxy-moron?
well stick is more fun, when you have female company ridind with you the auto is more fun!!!




