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Bearing Clearance Basics Thrust Surface
Bearing Clearance Basics Thrust Surface
We had proper clearance using the King bearings, but if you don’t, you may have to lightly sand the thrust surfaces on the bearing. Place a sheet of very fine sandpaper over the flattest surface you can find—a surface stone is ideal—and sand both thrust faces very gently in a semi-circular pattern. Thoroughly re-clean the bearing and try again. You may need to repeat a few times to get the correct clearance. View Related Article
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