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New LN Single Row Pro with very minor play in the threaded shaft?

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YOUR RESEARCHNew LN Single Row Pro with very minor play in the threaded shaft?

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Use pro tool kit and faultless tool

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Finally got a chance to pull my old classic ceramic retrofit out using the Pro Tool Kit and Faultless Tool.

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Finally got a chance to pull my old classic ceramic retrofit out using the Pro Tool Kit and Faultless Tool.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Finally got a chance to pull my old classic ceramic retrofit out using the Pro Tool Kit and Faultless Tool. Loaded up the new bearing in the sleeve and while checking it over, noticed the tiniest amount of play while holding onto it and manipulating the threaded shaft. Is this normal? I�m kind of thrown into a panic wondering if I should install this in my car or not.

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Get in touch with LNE - Charles will give you the right answer. I would take anything you hear in this forum (unless its from Charles or PT3) with a grain of salt. Good Luck

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