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Double row bearing, no snap ring?

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YOUR RESEARCHDouble row bearing, no snap ring?

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I am currently going through a clutch change on my car so I decided to inspect the IMS which turned out to be in great shape, no play and rotates perfectly!

Double row bearing, no snap ring?
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Lubricate better

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I left the seal out so that it lubricates better.

Double row bearing, no snap ring?

Replace on my car so i decided

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Suggestion · Original poster

I am currently going through a clutch change on my car so I decided to inspect the IMS which turned out to be in great shape, no play and rotates perfectly!

Double row bearing, no snap ring?
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Suggestion · Original poster

I am currently going through a clutch change on my car so I decided to inspect the IMS which turned out to be in great shape, no play and rotates perfectly!

Double row bearing, no snap ring?

Lubricate better

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Suggestion · Original poster

I left the seal out so that it lubricates better.

Double row bearing, no snap ring?

Replace on my car so i decided

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Suggestion · Original poster

I am currently going through a clutch change on my car so I decided to inspect the IMS which turned out to be in great shape, no play and rotates perfectly!

Double row bearing, no snap ring?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Today i removed the ims glange of my 99 after locking the cam and removing the two tensioners.. I noticed that there was no snap ring in it, is this odd?

POST 2Original post

I know it shouldn't be possible, but did it stay in the IMS? Maybe it was an assembly issue and yours never got the ring?

POST 3Original post

The snap ring is in the outter race of the bearing. You can't see it until the stock bearing is pulled.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 13067622

My bad, I missed that he only removed the flange. I guess I was right though, it is still in the IMS

POST 5Original post

When you pull the bearing, it will "snap" when the ring breaks as it comes out. Best to load up the puller and give it rest then load it up some more until it snaps then the bearing will come out. Be sure to watch for pieces of the ring as it comes out so none fall into the sump. Not a huge risk, just watch.

POST 6Original post

All that work on a 99 double race bearing seems futile to me. Oh 'ye of little faith'.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 13068362

I am currently going through a clutch change on my car so I decided to inspect the IMS which turned out to be in great shape, no play and rotates perfectly! I removed the outer seal and the internals where full of oil, no grease left.. I left the seal out so that it lubricates better. I wasn't convinced to swap the bearing since I dont think overload is a problem on the double row bearings but a is a problem on the single row bearings... I think that the lack of lubrication seems to be why these double row fail every now and then. I read somewhere that LN ships their bearings without the outer seal so it lubricates better, and 997 folks remove the seal and have not experienced any problems so it has been a proven concept.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 13067789

Uhmm, no. The snap ring comes out with the bearing.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 13069294

Right, but as the bearing is still in the IMS that means the ring is still there too It was sarcasm

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