Help!! What is this?

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  1. Rideandrepair

    Rideandrepair Road Train Member

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    E12AF0C4-A605-48C0-AB75-27ACFA2136FD.jpeg Changing oil pan gasket on a 12.7. Found this in the pan. Thrust washer maybe? Just had rear main seal changed. Part of the old seal maybe?
     
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  3. AModelCat

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    Eeek!!!! :eek:

    Definitely resembles a thrust washer. Can you see the thrust washers without removing the cap? Might be worth digging in a little bit just for peace of mind.
     
  4. Big Road Skateboard

    Big Road Skateboard Road Train Member

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    Thats a thrust washer. Use a tire bar and try to push your balancer forward, then back. Or pry forward, and have someone push the clutch in while you watch balancer
     
  5. Big Road Skateboard

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    You can see them. When it throws one it's usually the rear. Always wondered if it was because of folks backing into docks and riding the clutch.

    Good thing to catch now, and may have been the cause of the rear main leaking.
     
  6. Rideandrepair

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    Thanks. Getting new one now. My neighbors Truck. He says he can see now how to change upper and lower
    Says it looks easy? I thought it was held by a main cap or something. If hate for him to ruin his engine.
     
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  7. Big Road Skateboard

    Big Road Skateboard Road Train Member

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    He'll have to drop the cap, and roll them in.
     
  8. W923

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    The way that thing looks i hope the sides of the crank and block are ok
    Probably need a whole new main bearing because I doubt the notches it hooks onto on the bearing shell will hold it right
    and at that point get a whole set
     
  9. Rideandrepair

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    Going to need to torque to spec I imagine. Any idea what torque value?
     
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  10. Rideandrepair

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    I was wondering how they’re held in. It’s pretty tire up. I’m guessing it’s much stronger than bearing material? Bearings probably damaged.
     
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  11. Big Road Skateboard

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    391 ft lbs? Lemme double check first. Quick Google says 347-391
     
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