Snout shaft removal problem
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Ok This thing is really p*ssing me off. Just to be sure. what end should I be tapping? Where the pulley once was correct?
dosent it seem nothing seems to go as easy as planed in the world of car maintenence? LoL
dosent it seem nothing seems to go as easy as planed in the world of car maintenence? LoL
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^ I will give it another whirl tomarrow, I havent used the press yet but its a manual press. I just tried the hammer for one last time before I try the press out.
ohh, sorta off topic, are The ceramic bearings worth the extra $ ?
ohh, sorta off topic, are The ceramic bearings worth the extra $ ?
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No, they're not. Normal bearings last over 100,000 miles.
If you have a manual press, forget it. You won't get it apart. If the hammer doesn't work, you need a hydraulic press.
If you have a manual press, forget it. You won't get it apart. If the hammer doesn't work, you need a hydraulic press.
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I tried it one last time and SUCCES!!! thanks for the info and heads up on the ceramic bearings. Willren. I say it again. This is a great forum and so are its users!!!!
I take it this bearing lost some peices? LoL
I take it this bearing lost some peices? LoL
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Originally Posted by willwren
I certainly hope none of those pieces made it into the gears. At this point, I'd be looking for a used eBay supercharger.
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No, maybe not, but your rotor bearings are toast.
Those shavings are circulating in the same oil that lubricates the rotor bearings. Face reality with us here. Your SC is entirely toast. Don't even waste your time trying to rebuild just the nosedrive.
Those shavings are circulating in the same oil that lubricates the rotor bearings. Face reality with us here. Your SC is entirely toast. Don't even waste your time trying to rebuild just the nosedrive.