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Throw Out Bearing Issues!!! #887882 05/29/08 12:43 AM
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HuntingRig Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Alright I am trying to get the correct throw out bearing and it is not working. I have an 1987 4runner but the manual trany was changed out before I owned it. I bought a new clutch set for it and intsalled the clutch to the 22RE no problem. I went to change out the throw out bearing and bam a problem. The thow out bearing that the clutch set cam with was flat and just the bearing no clutch hub or spring clip. So I order another hub from NAPA and the guy states that the one I have currently is an assembly off of a 1988 Truck. I get the assebly ordered and it looks close except the mating surface on the bearing is smaller than the other bearing that came with the clutch set and smaller than the one that is on the fork. Also, the clips don't hold it real tight they go around the ears on the clutch hub instead of over them like the old clip did. So, I take it back and order one online from Checker. The picture shows the correct hub but I just got the damn thing and it is the same one I got from NAPA. What the hell is going on here?

The bearing and hub fit on to the trany shaft but I am afraind that the clips won't hold it to the fork very well and that the smaller mating surface might cause me problem. Can you guys give me some advice?

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Left is the new assembly that does not hold well to the fork with these clips. Middle is the old assembly. Right is the throwout bearing that came with the clutch set.

Last edited by HuntingRig; 05/29/08 01:24 AM.
Re: Throw Out Bearing Issues!!! [Re: HuntingRig] #887883 05/29/08 06:08 PM
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mosk Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Maybe reuse the old hub? Have a machine shop press off the old TOB and press on the new one?


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Re: Throw Out Bearing Issues!!! [Re: mosk] #887884 05/29/08 07:18 PM
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HuntingRig Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
The old bearing was farely easy to get off of the hub. I just used a pair of needle nose and pulled the four tabs back but the problem with just replacing the bearing is the new bearing does not fit on the hub.

Now last night I played with the new assembly clips and was able to bend them a little more to give them some tension while on the fork.

How much should the new bearing assembly move on the fork? The new one rotates towards the clutch a bit and a little away from the fork but I assume the shaft should hold it in place.

Last edited by HuntingRig; 05/29/08 07:19 PM.

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