cawcislo
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Do you need to burnish aftermarket intermediate/oil pump drive shaft bushings? I have a new Dura-bond AD-584 part number bushing to install. Thanks.
You mean you use the intermediate shaft/gear as a guide and a driver by tapping the gear?I install it using an old int shaft.
The shaft has always spun freely after install .
You mean you use the intermediate shaft/gear as a guide and a driver by tapping the gear?
Sounds like a plan. Thanks.I install it using an old int shaft.
The shaft has always spun freely after install .
I have read that the aftermarket bushing do not need to be burnished....just bought a box of ten from pioneer.
Sounds like a plan. Thanks.
Don`t know for that particular part#, but you`ll find out when you press it in.Do you need to burnish aftermarket intermediate/oil pump drive shaft bushings? I have a new Dura-bond AD-584 part number bushing to install. Thanks.
Do you need to burnish aftermarket intermediate/oil pump drive shaft bushings? I have a new Dura-bond AD-584 part number bushing to install. Thanks.
Thanks for the info Rusty. This was one of the parts I forgot to get for my kids 318 rebuild. Will be ordering up a durabond bushing. Going to make an old distributor and intermediate shaft into an oil priming tool, and use the shaft as a bushing installer too.No, at least I've never had to. The DuraBonds in particular.