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Old 04-14-2013, 01:00 PM   #1
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probably self-evident, but where does the oil that's used to lubricate the bearing go, since there's only an incoming line?
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probably self-evident, but where does the oil that's used to lubricate the bearing go, since there's only an incoming line?
There is a grove in the IMS solution insert that allows it to drain back into the sump via the rear of the shaft:

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