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Change Pilot Bearing during clutch job?

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Old May 30, 2013 | 07:20 AM
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Change Pilot Bearing during clutch job?

I have a CM stage 3 I am installing this weekend. I noticed it was missing the alignment tool so I am sourcing one out but just thought about the Pilot bearing. IShould the pilot bearing be replaced when doing a clutch where you are not replacing the flywheel?

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Well I bought an OEM Pilot Bearing from a local dealer. I guess may as well swap it even if not removing the flywheel. Now all I need to do is get a hold of an alignment tool.
 
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