Pilot Bearing Removal. Quick and Easy

[@MorDeals81]

Dude’s a damn genius! Thank you!!

[@IdJeepThat]

Glad the video helped.

[@garretwegman2493]

I have no grease so ill be trying this right now i will come back and let you knownhow it went

[@IdJeepThat]

Use a bolt and nut, hold the nut in place on the backside of the bearing with the screwdriver. Hope the video helped

[@Skywatchers]

Just remember though an LS has a plug you can push through. That’s a sweet method on most other motors.

[@jamesjameson2576]

Usually I replace the cheap pilot.just a little heat and a prybar that will catch the hole.this is smart too tho

[@daveraymond2265]

That’s pretty slick 👊

[@Djweekendwarrior67]

Genius!!

[@IdJeepThat]

Thanks! Hope it helped.

[@charles0084]

Thanks 👌

[@IdJeepThat]

Your welcome

[@dattepo7534]

Woooooooow I’m going to try that

[@IdJeepThat]

Hope it works out. I used one of the bolts from bell housing to engine and found the same thread nut

[@dattepo7534]

@@IdJeepThat I might have to use something different my crank hole looks under half inch it’s a old Datsun motor

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

fill the hole up with grease and find a steel rod/bolt that fits snugly into the ID of the bearing. Then just give the steel rod a pop with your hammer and the pilot bearing will pop out slick as boiled okra.

[@IdJeepThat]

Haha! I’ll have to try both some okra and that method next time.

[@cmnidit4444]

😮 wizardry techniques

[@michaeltucker605]

Are you kidding me right now? I just dropped 70 bucks on a puller set

[@IdJeepThat]

I didn’t have a puller small enough

[@mrwhite1957]

Holy crap does that work?

[@IdJeepThat]

Yes, it worked really well.

[@ASEWorldClassTech]

NEVER DO THIS ON LS ENGINES!!!!!!!