M90 Rebuild Questions...*Update With Pics!!*
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Originally Posted by willwren
The inner race of that bearing closest to the coupler is too small to slide off the input shaft to the pulley end?
Was that shaft splined?
Was that shaft splined?
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Greg, you will have to replace that pulley. :(
It cannot be straightened and it certainly won't do it by itself.
It cannot be straightened and it certainly won't do it by itself.
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Tell me you're joking. Please.
Do you know how much heat you just put on your nosedrive seal? And how weak that pulley is now? Please replace your nosedrive seal and the pulley ASAP. Drive the car in the meantime, but check your oil level and belt wear daily.
Do you know how much heat you just put on your nosedrive seal? And how weak that pulley is now? Please replace your nosedrive seal and the pulley ASAP. Drive the car in the meantime, but check your oil level and belt wear daily.
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Kidding
But it sounds like the theory would work, doesn't it
I told that to boosty on the phone as something I was thinking about doing. His response was, ah...no
AND, speaking of Boosty, he has a good OEM 3.8 that he is sending me
Thank you Boosty
But it sounds like the theory would work, doesn't it
I told that to boosty on the phone as something I was thinking about doing. His response was, ah...no
AND, speaking of Boosty, he has a good OEM 3.8 that he is sending me
Thank you Boosty
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Picture Time!!!
Right after I pulled the snout off
Rebuild Kit
Inside housing of snout
The the coupler on the left and the olf on the right. No Egging
Hydraulic Press that I used for the bearings and shaft spline
New end bearing before the seal
The RTV
All clean
Me at the end of the night
Right after I pulled the snout off
Rebuild Kit
Inside housing of snout
The the coupler on the left and the olf on the right. No Egging
Hydraulic Press that I used for the bearings and shaft spline
New end bearing before the seal
The RTV
All clean
Me at the end of the night
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I believe I had started to take the puller apart, then decided to take some pictures. I think.
If I pulled crooked, that would expain the bent pulley
If I pulled crooked, that would expain the bent pulley
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where
hey there
where did you get the snout seal at?
i have looked all over and cant find any
i called the manufactures and they said you cant replace just the seal
i know you can though...
but that'* all i need is the seal..
thanks
where did you get the snout seal at?
i have looked all over and cant find any
i called the manufactures and they said you cant replace just the seal
i know you can though...
but that'* all i need is the seal..
thanks