Throwout Bearing L79
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Throwout Bearing L79
I've installed a LUK clutch. The clutch kit came with a throwout bearing. Some forum members recommend against using it. Autozone offers one made by Timken. Is it any better? Do you recommend another that may be available by Advance Auto, O'Reilly, CarQuest? Thanks -- Bill
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If it's available in a Timken? Buy it!
The cheap foreign THROWOUT bearings,use some kind of off white grease that when hot,flows out of the bearing possibly contaminating the clutch.Stuff is nasty!!
The cheap foreign THROWOUT bearings,use some kind of off white grease that when hot,flows out of the bearing possibly contaminating the clutch.Stuff is nasty!!
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There are two throwout bearings - Corvettes use the "short" (1-1/4" overall) bearing, and passenger cars use the "long" (1-7/8") bearing.
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The Timken p/n 614018 is 1 1/4". I don't know how to describe it but the center rotating assembly has what looks like a pin installed on the inside of the outer race. What's the purpose of the pin? I'm guessing the pin serves to line up the throw out with everything else.
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The Timken p/n 614018 is 1 1/4". I don't know how to describe it but the center rotating assembly has what looks like a pin installed on the inside of the outer race. What's the purpose of the pin? I'm guessing the pin serves to line up the throw out with everything else.
and its one of the different styles...
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