Pilot bushing removal - The Supercar Registry

11-14-2009, 01:11 AM

JohnZ

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Re: Pilot bushing removal

I run a 5/8" NC tap through the bushing, then run a 5/8" bolt in it and the bushing comes right out - no grease, no mess.

When you get a replacement, take a magnet with you and make sure the new bushing isn't attracted to the magnet; there are lots of cheap Chinese bushings out there that have lots of iron in them instead of being 100% Oilite bronze. The case-hardening on the input shaft doesn't get along with any iron in the bushing.

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