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Tech Editor's DeskProjects, papers, writings, thoughts, musings of our technical editor Joe Padavano. To begin with, he will be making threads and can approve posts to it if he wishes. This can be changed in the future if it does not work out well.
Just to be clear, within a given year and application, the casting or forging is the same. The only difference is that MT cranks have had the bore machined for the pilot bearing. It is common to have an AT crank machined to use it in an MT application.
Where did this print come from ? I saved it from a post on this site, a while back.
I'm pretty sure that's the one in the Mondello handbook. Note that the one I posted shows the details of the snap ring groove for the later motors that retained the roller bearing with a snap ring. Your drawing is for the pressed-in version. The key dimension is the bore for the bearing itself. Yours has 1.3770-1.3775 for the pressed bearing. Mine has 1.378-1.380 for the snap ring bearing.
I'm pretty sure that's the one in the Mondello handbook. Note that the one I posted shows the details of the snap ring groove for the later motors that retained the roller bearing with a snap ring. Your drawing is for the pressed-in version. The key dimension is the bore for the bearing itself. Yours has 1.3770-1.3775 for the pressed bearing. Mine has 1.378-1.380 for the snap ring bearing.
Thanks for the clarification and new print. I did save the recent one also. I like to have correct information and this new print caught me off guard. Do you know the snap ring part number ?
Thanks for the clarification and new print. I did save the recent one also. I like to have correct information and this new print caught me off guard. Do you know the snap ring part number ?
Snap ring part number is 9425556, but you are unlikely to find a GM one. It's a 1 3/8" snap ring for an ID application, available from McMaster Carr, MSC, Fastenal, etc.
Snap ring part number is 9425556, but you are unlikely to find a GM one. It's a 1 3/8" snap ring for an ID application, available from McMaster Carr, MSC, Fastenal, etc.
January 16th, 2020, 08:13 AM
