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Old 06-03-2005, 11:46 AM
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Default Uhh Ohh I think there's a problem.

Does anyone know if there a difference between the diameter of Fe crank pilot sizes.
I have a crank with a 1.250" diameter pilot, yet my automatic torque converter size is 1.375". I was under the impression that C4 and C6 torque converters all had 1.375" as well as the fe crank sizes of 1.375".
Where does this 1.250" crank pilot come from???? I thought Fe's cranks had 1.375" diameter.
I think I'm screwed.

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Old 06-03-2005, 12:17 PM
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Arrow bushing

Dave it is most likely a press in bushing for a standard trans input shaft. I would say it comes out ,may be stuck in there if it's been there for 20 years though.
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I think the press in bushings are brass, that does appear to be the "real" end of his crankshaft. Guess your screwed...
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Old 06-03-2005, 01:12 PM
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Hey guys
It's only .125 of an inch. Some grease and my 20 lb hammer can make it fit.
Could it be a truck crank though this crankshaft did not have the big snout and it's not forged???
Perry....There is no bushing.
Excal...... Thanks for the encouraging remarks But you're right, I think it would be brass.
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The crank does not have a bushing installed. It will press into the outer counter bore, about 2" diameter. Make another run to the parts store and your problem is over.

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Old 06-04-2005, 04:49 AM
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Seaman is correct. I just compared my 2U 390 and IUB 428 and they both look the same as yours. G.
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