Oil Bypass pellet install gone horribly wrong?
04-01-05, 09:00 PM
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Oil Bypass pellet install gone horribly wrong?
I am replacing the thermowax pellet and did everything the way all the instructions state. Used an impact gun on the bolt but....
This happened.
What have I gotten myself into here?
Its been so long since I tore one of these appart.....
This happened.
What have I gotten myself into here?
Its been so long since I tore one of these appart.....
04-01-05, 09:14 PM
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Did you that four little 10mm bolts that attaches the pulley to the hub? I think there is a little plate that keeps the eshaft bolt from backing out. If you did take off the pulley and plate bolts, the bolt may be stock on that plate. Doesnt look like too much of a problem.
04-01-05, 09:14 PM
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uhhh.. when you removed the bolt.. did you push the clutch down and wedge it with something?
if you did not do this, it is possible that the rear torrington bearing will drop out of position.. when you put everything back together, you end up crushing the bearing and ruin the thrust plate as well..
http://mazdatrix.com/faq/pulley.htm
that link will give you some information you prolly don't want to hear...
if you did not do this, it is possible that the rear torrington bearing will drop out of position.. when you put everything back together, you end up crushing the bearing and ruin the thrust plate as well..
http://mazdatrix.com/faq/pulley.htm
that link will give you some information you prolly don't want to hear...
04-01-05, 10:02 PM
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As long as the measurement from the front of the pulley to the hub measures a max of 0.0961, everything is in place and has not fallen. It is in the fsm.
By the way, I'm slow. Just what *happened*, that distresses you???? I can't tell by looking at the pictures.
By the way, I'm slow. Just what *happened*, that distresses you???? I can't tell by looking at the pictures.
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04-01-05, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris Ng
uhhh.. when you removed the bolt.. did you push the clutch down and wedge it with something?
if you did not do this, it is possible that the rear torrington bearing will drop out of position.. when you put everything back together, you end up crushing the bearing and ruin the thrust plate as well..
http://mazdatrix.com/faq/pulley.htm
that link will give you some information you prolly don't want to hear...
if you did not do this, it is possible that the rear torrington bearing will drop out of position.. when you put everything back together, you end up crushing the bearing and ruin the thrust plate as well..
http://mazdatrix.com/faq/pulley.htm
that link will give you some information you prolly don't want to hear...
04-02-05, 10:17 AM
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The only way you can tell if the bearing has dropped is to measure.
That pully is on the front of the eccentric, so if your gun was rotating it, then you were rotating the engine. If you were doing this with the bolt loose, that's a great way to tempt fate regarding those bearings.
That pully is on the front of the eccentric, so if your gun was rotating it, then you were rotating the engine. If you were doing this with the bolt loose, that's a great way to tempt fate regarding those bearings.
