crash2
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So I have a 4.0 out of a xj and a trans out of a YJ---anybody know if the pilot bearings are all the same on them 4.0's?
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Six-Nine
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They might be different, if it is not fitting a little bird told me that the pt # pb77hd.
Avanteone
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Joe just called me. It depends on the year of the AX15 and I don't recall what year his is. If it has the larger input ('92+ iirc) you'll need to use a different pilot bearing and it's a part # PB77HD.
John
John
Avanteone
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crash2
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Who's part # is that? The wife is getting ready to head to schucks to get an adapter for her new stering wheel
Six-Nine
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I just looked at the schucks site says it's by BCA bushing.
Napa #
BK
6151155
Napa #
BK
6151155
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crash2
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Nobody had one :booo: hopefully tommorow
What pilot bearing :awesomework: Gotta remember what I have at my disposal :awesomework:
junkyard jim
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Dude! Shoulda come by my store! I'd get you the hookup! (or get parts to call over for it and they deliver over there)
Six-Nine
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Why'd ya use a screw driver? If you don't have the puller, I used a bar that was slightly smaller, packed the bearing full of grease and pounded it out hydraulically.
JPTHING
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Actually the 1994 and up Ax-15 has a larger input shaft, and a custom bushing is necessary. Nobody makes them specifically. Jay Larsen in Monroe makes them custom, I had him make me 2, last time I was there. The 94-up bearing is loose inside the older crankshafts, you have to have a Ford brass bushing, and have it machined.
