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Anyone got a better pic than this?

 

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Basically I have a type e gearbox with an alloy anglia bellhousing, I have to make a hydraulic arm that will take a pinto release bearing & Im having trouble mounting the bearing so that it'll pivot but not twist :roll:

 

Any pics of how the bearing is actually fixed would be great :thumbsup:

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Yeah I have a modified anglia arm but the last bearing wasn't mounted properly & snapped one of the tabs off causing the bearing to drop back into the fork & sit wonky:

 

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You can see how the bearing has dropped back through the arm, the arm is wonky & the clutch was dragging:

 

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Cheers for the replies Mike but my arm isn't twisted, it was just that the bearing wasn't attached properly & it had snapped off a tab & dropped back into the arm making it go wonky & not press the bearing properly.

 

I have all the kit I need (AP driveplate, cover & bearing) they all fit, but the problem I'm having is mounting the bearing to my modded arm satisfactorily.

 

Anyone got a pic of a pinto release bearing & how it fits into a pinto fork/arm?

 

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Is it as simple as just welding a plate in with those tabs so the bearing clips in?

 

Heres a pic of my arm (will get a better one later)

 

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It's basically an anglia arm, the pivot has been cut from another & welded on th eback to give it more leverage (the equivalent of a spacer :roll: ) and then the fork section has been built up to house a pinto bearing but it all self destructed! I need to rebuild it but am unsure of how th epinto bearing should mount & if there are any clips etc to hold it in place.

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