Pilot Bearing?!?!?!
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Year: 1987 & 1996
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Hey folks,
Well I was getting the engine ready to go back in to the Money Pit. Well I have a snag.
Autozone an OReillys both show a pilot bearing that is .5xxx inside diameter.
Well my tranny input shaft measures .750 diameter.
NO one lists a pilot bushing of this size.
I think this XJ (87 model) use to be a Forestry Jeep. Could it be that the Government ordered different specs? I know he old Dodge 4x4 Army trucks was 98% different than the civilian models.
Well I was getting the engine ready to go back in to the Money Pit. Well I have a snag.
Autozone an OReillys both show a pilot bearing that is .5xxx inside diameter.
Well my tranny input shaft measures .750 diameter.
NO one lists a pilot bushing of this size.
I think this XJ (87 model) use to be a Forestry Jeep. Could it be that the Government ordered different specs? I know he old Dodge 4x4 Army trucks was 98% different than the civilian models.
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Arkansas
Year: 1987 & 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Tell me how that parts helps me, and WTF is mine different than everyone else's?



I've already googled it and looked at all the on-line suppliers.
what year trans is it I looked back and a 1995 has a Shaft Dia of .7518. I Think someone swapped an Ax-15 in. My bad I didnt think about your original post. PN National FC69907
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Year: 1987 & 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0

I hope it fits in the crank of a 88 REnix engine. I'm going to
if it doesn't.
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