this kit was for a 99 Subaru Outback. everything appears ok but the bearing is oversized and there was no sleeve with kit. was there?
496927
No, it's the regular bearing not the oversized one. You need to buy another kit for the over sized bearing+sleeve. eBay has it.
496928
Sleeve not required on my car, but if you look online every size sleeve known to man are available. Assume you are referring to the pilot bearing.
496929
No sleeve to go over the snout is included in this kit. The kit has a normal throwout bearing (not oversized for the snout kit).
496930
I bought mine for a 2006 Saab 92-x. It came with a clutch, a pressure plate, a throw out bearing, a pilot bearing, and a and a pilot bearing line up tool. Hope that helps.
355169
If the machine was tilted over the oil could have leaked some. How much? A little wouldn't hurt, clean the oil off of transmission and check for more after operating. There doesn't seem to be any parts in this kit to seal the oil in to keep it from leaking. Try applianceguru.com.
1190591
Hello! Yes... you need 4 units as they dont come in pair. And depending on where you live I still have the whole kit (Front+rear... Pads and rotors) as I changed my car and never got to install them. It fits Subaru Legacy and Outback... 2010 to now. Let me know if interested... LL
1478626
I needed to purchase a husky 46 piece set at home depot to install the rear mud guard. It had the 90 wrench. Space too tight to install. But no drilling. Remove old screws and replace with what you get in package.
1255872
email josh@carcapsule.com and tell him your cycle dome was missing instructions. Sorry
941535
not sure man, went in my outback pretty well despite taking almost 3 hours. my car spent most of its life in Ohio so it has rust underneath which needed some bolts drilled out. I would call the place and ask, all CV axles have differnt dimensions. I trust this product so far as i have driven on them From Colorado to Texas. I read alot of postitive reviews from this product also. Hope that helps!
1371321
Ask the seller, & I believe they have other kits. If not there are others available, google the number.
1297451
The kit is designed to work with the flywheel that is already on the car. If something is wrong with that flywheel I would get a new one from Subaru. The kits are essentially original equipment and work very well.
189932
I remember it being kind of difficult but I assembled mine two or three years ago so I am not much help. I think I just gently persevered and it worked. Maybe lubricate with some WD40? I might have done that. Good luck. If all else fails I would call the manufacturer to get hints from them. Hopefully by the time you get this you will have it worked out.
1195280
I have a Subaru but was able to use the stock brackets. Just had to drill my own holes.
1920283
sorry forgot to add. don't throw away your original BB. keep it some place. that way you have the all the measurements when you need to change it again. i would not be able to remember the sizes i need for my bike.i went already through a few of these BB.(never pressure wash your bike that is the beginning of the end of all the bearings... it washes out all the grease)
2187765
On the Subaru, the boot slid over the piston shaft to protect it from damage. You'll have to look at your original installation, just remember to use new boots.
1523104
Unfortunately both of them are in the trunk of my Lincoln about ten miles from here. As I recall when I was repairing the old motor, the "guard" or casing surrounding the gear was a single piece part of the motor case. I will plow out of our snow and brave the minus twelve on Thursday to go have a look. My first response is, no, but I can have an answer in a couple of days. Shaft is about 5/16's I think, but again, will measure.
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Sorry Arthur I am not sure....I went to my local dealer and got the part number for the replacement.....it should look like this one as this is the new style.....then I went to Amazon and ordered it.....and while it did take me a couple of times to get it right......I am an older lady and if I can do it I am sure anyone can.......I did you tube and watched the basic instructions and then went from there.By the way my part that I ordered on Amazon was full filled by Max Subaru Motors and I noticed he answered your question too.
1122325
I think my kit came with the bearings. My mechanic didn't charge me for any extra parts. You should address with Exedy.
1478630
I needed to purchase a husky 46 piece set at home depot for about 11$ to install the rear mud guard. It had the 90 wrench. Space too tight to install. But no drilling. Remove old screws and replace with what you get in package.
556562
My bike does not have one. The sleeves fit fine over the existing wheel nuts.