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5 Pilot Bearings found
GMC Pilot Bearing Part Number: 14061685
$18.30 MSRP: $34.36You Save: $16.06 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bearing, Clutch Pilot; Pilot Bearings; Bearing, Engine Crankshaft Clutch Pilot
GMC Pilot Bearing Part Number: 12557583
$13.66 MSRP: $25.68You Save: $12.02 (47%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bearing-Clutch Pilot; Pilot Bearings; Bearing, Engine Crankshaft Clutch Pilot
- Replaces: 12479894
GMC Pilot Bearing Part Number: 476574
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bearing-Clutch Pilot .; Pilot Bearings; Bearing, Engine Crankshaft Clutch Pilot
GMC Pilot Bearing Part Number: 900529
Product Specifications- Other Name: Ball Bearing-Air Injector Pump Front Rotor; Pilot Bearings; Bearing, Power Brake Booster Shaft Retaining; Bearing, Engine Crankshaft Clutch Pilot
- Position: Front
GMC Pilot Bearing Part Number: 10040408
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bearing, Engine Crankshaft Clutch Pilot; Pilot Bearings
GMC Pilot Bearing
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GMC Pilot Bearing Parts and Q&A
- Q: What tools are required to replace the pilot bearing on GMC Sierra 1500?A:Two necessary tools for substituting a Pilot Bearing include clutch Pilot Bearing remover (J 43276) and bushing installer/clutch arbor (J 38836). The first step demands that you take out the clutch assembly. The clutch Pilot Bearing remover tool body (J 43276-1) requires wrench securement to prevent tool rotation for tool safety purposes. Proceed with the operation after removing the flywheel spacer when necessary. Place j 43276-1 into the clutch Pilot Bearing then clamp it with a wrench before adding j 43276-2 into j 43276-1. After rotating the j 43276-2 in a clockwise direction until complete clutch Pilot Bearing separation from the Crankshaft you should reverse the rotation to separate it from the j 43276-1 before removing the j 43276-1 from the tool body. The maintenance procedure requires disposal of the obsolete clutch Pilot Bearing. Before starting the installation process users must remove all flywheel spacers if present. Place a new clutch Pilot Bearing on the tool by first placing a 5/8 inch washer onto the bushing installer/clutch arbor (J 38836) or equivalent. The bushing installer/clutch arbor (J 38836) should be utilized to mount a new clutch Pilot Bearing into the Crankshaft before performing inspection checks and reassembly of the clutch component.
- Q: How to replace the pilot bearing on GMC Sonoma?A:The Pilot Bearing replacement process requires three essential tools that include clutch Pilot Bearing remover (J 43276) along with clutch Pilot Bearing installer (J 26516-A) and driver handle (J 8092). Begin by removing the Flywheel. Screwing the clutch Pilot Bearing remover tool body (J 43276-1) with a wrench ensures it stays stable since failure to do this can damage the tool. The installation of tool body (J 43276-1) into the clutch Pilot Bearing begins with applying wrench tightness. The forcing screw (J 43276-2) receives placement from the tool body (J 43276-1) prior to clockwise rotation until the clutch Pilot Bearing dissociates from the Crankshaft. The operator should turn the forcing screw opposite the counterclockwise direction to disengage it from the tool body. Once the tool body is free the operator must remove the body from the clutch Pilot Bearing. Remove the worn clutch Pilot Bearing from service. Place the clutch Pilot Bearing installer (J 26516-A) together with the driver handle (J 8092) to mount the new clutch Pilot Bearing in the appropriate depth before inserting the Flywheel.
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