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Well, this might be a stupid question, but do the 3.8L T-5's have a pilot bearing or bushing in them? When I replaced my clutch for the first time I noticed that there didn't seem to be one in there, and my bearing and clutch books at work dont list a part number for a clutch pilot at all on the 3.8l f-bodies.
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Re: Pilot Bearing / Bushing?
24506531
That is the part number for an '02 3800, but I dunno why a '96 would be different.
Figured I'd reply with that just in case anyone else did a search for it. It's difficult to find in parts store's websites.-Bud<br />88 Camaro - 3.8 swappage action in progress. Beater car.<br />67 Camaro - ? T56 4.11. Project car.<br />88 GTA - L98 !700r4 +T5. Backup car.<br /><br />AIM: <i>MelancholyVGS311</i> -
Re: Pilot Bearing / Bushing?
just dont get the one that has the rollers in them, they fail all the time and screws everything up
Abbott long tubes,homemade true duals,slp ram air,whisper lid,eibach springs,kyb shocks,BMR subframe connectors, BMR LCA reloc brackets,BMR LCAs. T-top/manual convertedComment
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