Lou,
You need to stop the sleeve from turning on the shaft. The pins are
meant to do that. Just take the sleeve to NAPA and have them match a
roll pin to it.
Jim Franks
Lfm614@aol.com wrote:
> I am going back together and ready to put the tranny on the motor. I bought
> a brand new standard OEM throw out bearing assembly from TRF to replace my
> old one that was starting to sing. The new sleeve does not have the pin to
> keep it from turning on the fork pins like the old one, it has the little
>hole
> though. How critical is that pin? Doesn't look like you can get one in
> there once the sleeve and bearing are pressed together. I did notice that my
>old
> one has two notches or impressions from the old pins up against where the
>pin
> is and 180 deg out. I thought that maybe that is the reason the pin may
> longer be used.
>
> Any experience with this? Is this assembly put together wrong?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lou
>
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