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Old 05-31-2013, 11:16 AM   #3
Gilles
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Originally Posted by Skootnasty View Post
The pinion bearing is the last thing on the counter/output shaft. It will require everything pressed off the shaft in order to get to the bearing.

Try Callas Rennsport. There is a special plate that holds the shaft centered and vertical for pressing. I am sure someone could rig up a device, but the special tool is really nice to have when pressing everything back on.

Skoot
Thanks for the tip Skoot, Tony Callas told me that Jeff Ericson (AASE) had the special tooling, but Jeff instead send me to California Motorsports (AZ)

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It seems that you need a 40 ton (..!) press to remove the pinion bearing, most likely I will be sending the entire output shaft to CMS..

Regards, Gilles
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