Throw Out Bearing Sleeve
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:16 pm
Hello everyone!
I'm working on converting a 5 speed transmission to work in my Elan. I'm in the process of making a bellhousing adapter plate and I'll be replacing the transmission front bearing carrier. When doing that I'll be pressing in a hardened sleeve the throw out bearing slides on. It will be pressed into an Aluminum bearing carrier. Does anyone know or know how to calculate what the interference fit should be? In other words, should the hole the sleeve is pressed into be .001, .002, .003 of an inch larger than the sleeve or ???
Thank you all,
Frank
I'm working on converting a 5 speed transmission to work in my Elan. I'm in the process of making a bellhousing adapter plate and I'll be replacing the transmission front bearing carrier. When doing that I'll be pressing in a hardened sleeve the throw out bearing slides on. It will be pressed into an Aluminum bearing carrier. Does anyone know or know how to calculate what the interference fit should be? In other words, should the hole the sleeve is pressed into be .001, .002, .003 of an inch larger than the sleeve or ???
Thank you all,
Frank