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Jan 21st, 2020 |  Clutch pilot bushing question #988550 Mon Nov 25 2013 01:03 AM | Okay I'm working on a 1956 chevy 3100 with a 235 and a t-five transmission. The t-5 came with a new clutch pressure plate and releasea bearing. The guy i bought it from had it prepped for his truck just never installed it because he wanted to become with a different motor and transmission. I read the manual on installing the clutch and too watched a YouTube video on how to practice it. I install the flywheel clutch and force per unit area plate and prep the manual by drilling out the holes on the mounts and purchased the bolts and set the manual inside theclutch housing. I realized I needed to set the clutch fork and realease bearing only I wanted to order the retaining clip in the new brawl stud. Here is my question I was looking in the LMC parts catalog it shows a clutch pilot bushing anand the other one is a clutch airplane pilot bearing where does these become and practice i need them?
"Every bit I lay rubber down the street, I pray for traction I can keep, simply if I spin and brainstorm to slide, delight dear God protect my sweet ride." -Amen 56 Chevy 3100 | Re: Clutch pilot bushing question | Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 928 'Bolter | Yes you need ane of them. The bearing or bushing goes in the end of the crank and accepts the master shaft of the transmission. I have never done the T-v trans bandy. But you volition need to accept a begetting (if available) that is the the right size to fit into the creepo and the right inner diameter to accept the transmission shaft. I am sure that there is someone here that has done what you're doing and will chime in.
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| Re: Clutch pilot bushing question | Joined: Aug 2012 Posts: 568 Shop Shark | Yes thank you, i recall because i never removed information technology from the crank thats why i missed it. That calls for the clutch pilot bushing but i am still unclear where the clutch pilot bearing goes. I will mic out the terminate shaft of both the t-five and the SM 420 tranny i removed. This is a overnice learning experience. Thanks guys.
"As I lay prophylactic downward the street, I pray for traction I tin can go on, but if I spin and begin to slide, please dear God protect my sweet ride." -Amen 56 Chevy 3100 | Re: Clutch pilot bushing question | Joined: February 2001 Posts: 1,389 'Bolter | You utilize one or the other not both. The bushing is a bronze bushing, the bearing is a sealed bearing,somewhat like a rear axle bearing. You had a standard manual in the vehicle already, and then you should have a pilot bushing in the rear of the crankshaft. Concluding edited by Tommy; Mon Nov 25 2013 03:10 AM.
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| Re: Clutch pilot bushing question | Joined: Aug 2012 Posts: 568 Store Shark | Thank you Tommy I got information technology now. From the LMC catalog information technology shows needle beaing. I guess what threw me off was on both pieces the bushing and the begetting information technology said required one. Thanks for immigration information technology up.
"As I lay safe downwardly the street, I pray for traction I can keep, only if I spin and begin to slide, please dear God protect my sweetness ride." -Amen 56 Chevy 3100 | Re: Clutch pilot bushing question | Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 53 'Bolter | I would suggest using the brass 1. CHECK YOUR NEW ONE AND Make SURE IS Fabricated OF 100% BRASS,AS MANY AFTERMARKETS ONES ARE AN ALLOY OF STELL AND OTHER MATERIALS WHICH WILL IN Time RUIN YOUR INPUT SHAFT.100%Brass ONES WILL NOT STICK TO MAGNENT. THANKS TO MANY AFTERMARKET VENDERS THAT JUST PLAIN SELLING CHINESE JUNK. Similar in s Florida when building times was in pinnacle.in that location was shortage of drywall for the contractors,so venders started having the Chinese making the drywall and sending them over, in fourth dimension many people were starting getting ill in those homes that were made of the Chinese drywall, finally someone effigy it out, the Chinese were making the drywall literally out garbage and slop and whatever they can discover to make it. a lot of homes in due south florida lost it value and where not livable, It is just to bear witness what the Chinese marketers volition do to brand a buck. | Re: Clutch airplane pilot bushing question | Joined: Sep 2001 Posts: 31,520 Bubba - Curmudgeon | Non magnetic sintered statuary oil-impregnated (oilite) airplane pilot bushings were/are the "norm" for older GM vehicles: Types of Pilot Bushings (from crankshaft.coalition.com) ""Expert" pilot bushings that GM and the proficient NAPA bushing is an oilite made of sintered statuary. If a magnet is attracted to information technology, this indicated an iron content- which isn't recommended in many cases.A "good" pilot bushing is an oilite. Oil is put into the sintered bronze material under a vacuum- an impossibility w/non sintered material- being as how a solid statuary part has no real porosity of any kind.
An oilite bushing contains all the oil that the material can "soak up" already. The amount of force per unit area that'due south used when it is sintered volition determine how much porosity- and how much oil it can absorb. Different applications will have different backdrop. Calculation additional lube other than a slight amount as an installation aid isn't recommended and volition serve only to concenter/collect debris coming from the clutch and clutch plate, dirt, etc. An oil-begetting cloth like oilite has all the lube it needs already incorporated into the textile itself, annihilation boosted is not needed." | Re: Clutch pilot bushing question | Joined: Aug 2012 Posts: 568 Shop Shark | Did you get the old 1 out of the creepo? That's always a fun time. Nope did non know it was pressed into the creepo withal i will permit information technology be if it appears to be good. But now i know what and where information technology is. It was my first cleft at putting in a t-5 and a clutch. Never done it. The clutch etc was easy. But never had the opportunity until now. The fun is ever doing something new.
"As I lay rubber down the street, I pray for traction I tin can continue, but if I spin and begin to slide, please dear God protect my sugariness ride." -Amen 56 Chevy 3100 | |
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