Input Shaft Bearing -- how much play is acceptable [video]

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Re: Input Shaft Bearing -- how much play is acceptable [video] [Re: yodta] #1009247 10/03/10 10:21 PM

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Its normal to have play. The centerpin slides into the small bearing in the crank stabilizing it.
There's only the one large bearing you see and a smaller needle roller bearing that goes into the secondaryshaft.

Black '90 4R

SAS with LC80 coils and LC70 high pinion axle
LC80 rear axle, coils and locker
4.88 gears
2JZ-GE+turbo+intercooler

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Input Shaft Bearing -- how much play is acceptable [video]	yodta	09/21/10 01:43 AM
Re: Input Shaft Bearing -- how much play is acceptable [video]	yodta	10/02/10 12:05 AM
Re: Input Shaft Bearing -- how much play is acceptable [video]	4runner4ever	10/03/10 10:21 PM
Re: Input Shaft Bearing -- how much play is acceptable [video]	yodta	10/03/10 10:50 PM

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