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Old 01-27-08, 08:01 PM
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question.. pilot bearing install, depth

where is the depth measured from? a? or b? FSM (H-19) recommends 11.5-12.3mm deep but doesn't specify point of reference.


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Old 01-27-08, 08:35 PM
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If that pic is of your motor, it's installed more than enough. Install the dust seal, and make sure there's room behind the pilot bearing to get at it with the puller later on down the road.
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I usually just install pilot bearings so they're just deep enough to make the pilot bearing seal flush with the entrance to the pilot bearing hole.

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ill back it out a few mm to be safe. the oem puller is a great tool
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