Tech Tip Tuesday The easiest way to remove a pilot bushing with no special tools!!

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In today's installment of Tech Tip Tuesday I will show you the easiest and fastest way to remove a pilot bushing when you are replacing the clutch on your vehicle. The best part is, you don't need any special tools, and it won't cost you any extra money.
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14 июн 2024

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@alexedward1250 4 месяца назад

Nice job, you work like a pro!

@brt-jn7kg 6 месяцев назад

What are your thoughts on Lisle 55600 part number

@everydaypeople4174 3 года назад

Cool trick. Liking the tech tips. I always learn something watching yer content. Keep em coming... Lol. Take care and you and yours have a very merry christmas. Later..

@busnorth 10 месяцев назад

I was told not to do this as it may knock out the crankshaft oil/ freeze plug in the end of the shaft? Any thoughts on this?

@bhr549 Год назад

Thank you, worked on my 350 Chevy, makes you wonder who was the first shade tree mechanic that thought of using this simple hydraulics trick.

@tuxnoel 9 месяцев назад

Use candle wax, partially powdered, and shaft need not create tight seal.

@shimxininahi8024 Год назад

Grease hydrolysis technique, great! Lucky the bushing have thicker wall.🤓

@shimxininahi8024 Год назад

I'm still trying to figure this out, maybe you could. How do you remove a brass type Crankshaft Position Sensor out of the Right side of a 1996 2.2L Chevy S10 after the inner plastic terminal piece pulled out without pulling the engine out?

@robschwiesow Год назад

That is a tough one lol. If you can get something in the hole to cut the plastic long ways do so. Otherwise, a small flathead screwdrive, a pick, and patience! Good luck

@shimxininahi8024 Год назад

@@robschwiesow Thanks for the hit, but the CKP sensor is brass-insert inserted in about a 5/8" bored into the block, plus with an o-ring. There is no gap where the brass flange meets the block. It's OEM. Soft material than a pilot bushing and the wall is very thin.

@franciscoantoniosotosantan8436 Год назад

Hi! could work in a sbc 350? bushing is thiner than that...

@robschwiesow Год назад

Should work on any engine regardless of bushing!

@franciscoantoniosotosantan8436 Год назад

@@robschwiesow thanks! can I ask a few questions more about the clutchs?

@robschwiesow Год назад

Sure, ask anything!

@danefisher1993 11 месяцев назад

Thank you. I really didn't want to use bread

@ronaldweber5923 2 года назад

What if it is rusted in

@robschwiesow 2 года назад

I would say, take some time and soak it with some penetrating fluid. If that doesn't work, maybe try a little bit of heat, being careful not to over due it