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122 PART IDENTIFICATION HELP!!! WHAT IS THIS???

posted by  walrus3 on  Thu Sep 2 15:05 CST 2010
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That is pretty much what it is. A good contribution to the scrap metal drive.
After taking it off be sure you have the pilot bearing, washer and snap ring to hold
the pilot bearing in place. You DON'T want it coming out.
(I had one get loose once and it sat between the clutch plate and the flywheel
hub for a while.
It messed up the clutch plate and the tranny front bearing and seal housing.)






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