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Old 10-16-2013, 03:47 AM   #11
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Any idea of the typical run out on the IMS driven gear? I had the failed IMS from my engine measured at 0.015. Quite a bit for a gear, but as it is a chain drive if may be ok. In any event that was a major driver in replacing the damaged shaft with an undamaged one. My thought at the time was if the IMS gear run out was poorly controlled in the design, additional side loads could shorten bearing life in high run out cases even with a deep groove ball bearing.
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