lsd bearings.
03-31-08, 10:14 PM
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Removing the side bearing from a differential center is almost impossible without fouling the carrier bearings and rendering them useless. So, no, you can not transfer the carrier bearings.
Installing new carrier bearings requires a press. The parts are <$50 in new shape. Getting new ones is a good idea anyways when you are spending that much money to have a nice, new rear end.
Installing new carrier bearings requires a press. The parts are <$50 in new shape. Getting new ones is a good idea anyways when you are spending that much money to have a nice, new rear end.
10-20-08, 02:32 PM
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does anyone have the part numbers for the bearings that should be replaced? or a diagram? tia.
forget it...found a very useful post: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...t=side+bearing
forget it...found a very useful post: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...t=side+bearing
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10-20-08, 02:47 PM
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P/N? go to the dealer and tell them you need diff bearings for the sc300 or its a toyota dealer ask for the n/a or tt auto bearings.
i recently did a tomei lsd in an SC. the tomei didnt come with bearings either. nissan ones do though...weird. the bearings were 55 from the dealer. that also list. if you have a hook up cost is probably in the 40's.
if you have a press then cool. if you dont, go to a machine shop and have them put it on. about 10 mins of work and about 20 bucks.
i recently did a tomei lsd in an SC. the tomei didnt come with bearings either. nissan ones do though...weird. the bearings were 55 from the dealer. that also list. if you have a hook up cost is probably in the 40's.
if you have a press then cool. if you dont, go to a machine shop and have them put it on. about 10 mins of work and about 20 bucks.
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