350/LC 4-speed question (1 Viewer)

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Which pilot bearing is used in this application?

Also, while trying to pull the old one out I took the advice of some goon and drilled some holes in it... now I can't use the hydraulic grease method. Its stuck pretty good. Any other good ideas? more drilling?

Thanks guys

:beer:Big Mike :beer:
 
I believe the stock 350 SBC bushing/bearing matches directly with the Toy 4-speed input shaft.

use a bigger bit for removal, hope ya catch an edge, and it will spin out...also, a large ez-out jammed in there might do the trick too.
 
Woody's right ... a stock SBC bushing/bearing matches up.

I have to say the drilling method makes me nervous because of the crank. The grease thing just never works well.

Get about a 5/16 x 4 inch bolt with a head that barely fits into the pilot hole. Grind off a side to the bolt head. Slide it in the hole and tuck the head in behind the bushing. Then screw a sheet metal screw in next to it to lock it in place. Now place a big socket over the bolt, some washers, and a nut and you've got a puller.
 

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