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Old 04-14-2008, 02:35 PM
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Some where there was a thread that someone attached the blown up parts view of this assy. If I recall it looked like there was a some sort of shim, but also acted like a bearing. It appeared to ~ 0.040" thick but acted like a bearing. Please correct me if i'm wrong, but if I'm right where the heck did it come from.
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There is no shim that I know of. Just the damper plate that mounts to the flywheel.
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I did not think their was anything between the crank and flywheel either, but when I got my parts back from the machine shop it was in their. I chalked it up to something fell into my box from someone elses stuff. But I remember seeing an exploded parts view and I swear that was in it. I saved that to my favorites on my computer, but after a minor Internet Explorer crash "MY Favorites" are gone.

Maybe it was to shim the flywheel closer to the starter, or spline engagement.
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I think I found it. But I have Borg Warner

http://www.kcmarinetr.com/images/tbear.jpg
http://www.kcmarinetr.com/merctrans.html

It was an old thread.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...&highlight=trs

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There is a small "bearing" more like a bushing that goes in the flywheel. It keeps the shaft from wobbling.
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I just pulled the other engine today and I have the output bearing. And it was a thrust bearing that was in my box. Do those thrust bearings go in cars also?? it still could have been in their by mistake. I tore the flywheel off and did not find on of those thrust bearings. Would it be on my tranny? haven't looked their.


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