YOUR RESEARCHOE IMS bearing avilability
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I'm working or repairing a '99 engine and although the IMS bearing feels and looks good, I wouldn't mind replacing it. Did a search for the last couple weeks and all I can find is LN beating. Is the factory one available?
No.
Pelican offers a "factory" replacement. http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...ft_Bearing.htm Casper Labs offers one see this informative thread on Renntech http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...%20%20bearings
Best option is the LN Bearing!
LN.
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996-105-015-63 Intermediate shaft. But to change this, you need to tear down the whole engine
not worth the effort of a complete tear down... Unless you are looking to do a few mods.
The heads are off but thats as far is it will be torn down. Have thread on the teardown on the Canada forum.
Saw it today, great thread and very good pics. Nice to see you have the talent to do it in your garage.
Get the LN. I also got it installed in my car.
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