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Posted by Slappy on June 23, 2007 at 06:09:09 from (68.221.184.23):
The recent spate of transmission overhauls (I"m in the middle of one now myself) has brought up the issue of reuse of old bearings. If a bearing is hard to get at, and reasonably inexpensive I typically change it. But the transmission bearings can be pretty high dollar, and one could spend $$$$$ changing them all. Obviously, damaged, broken and scored bearings need to be changed. But what of bearings that show no overt signs of damage? What tricks, or "rules-of-thumb" do you all use to tell if a bearing is too worn to reuse??? Thanks in advance.
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