Reply to "Dash 1 pilot bearing holder removal"

mangustaMember

John,

What was that little spacer thingy? A cork seal of sorts????

I chose not to run the needle bearing as I had one seize up on my 68 Cougar. Caught it just as the grease was hardening up.... But that was a daily driver...stop-n-go...but you got GREAT life out of it if yours was original!

I used a bronze oilite verion and machined it down to fit. I would only get about 1/2 of the width of the bearing for engagement with the input shaft.... (Mangusta)

Are you running a block plate between the bellhousing and the engine block?

Steve

8/10/1011:19 AM

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