So , this pilot bearing fits in the Torque converter then ? .
It's been 25 years or more since I pulled out a Hydromatic tranny
but since the Torque converter & flex plate spins with the
crankshaft , there woudn't be a bearing or bushing in the crank like
a manual tranny would have......
Or please explain this to me .
-Nate
Chris wrote:
>
> "K. M. Lehmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The old Hydromatic does, we just used a standard pilot bushing
on
> V/8's.
>
>
> You know, another option to go with if you prefer a bearing over a
> bushing, If you cant find a vendor or auto parts that has it, is
to
> call a local bearing supply place. Just mike out the shaft end
where
> the bearing rides, and the hole in the crank and they'll know
what
> you need. You'll want to make sure it is a sealed bearing too to
> hold in the grease and keep dirt out.
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