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Old 06-10-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Unanswered: DGAV Throttle Shaft Bearing Video

I have finally completed the video for the installation of our throttle shaft bearing kit. Visit it at YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
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I have finally completed the video for the installation of our throttle shaft bearing kit. Visit it at YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
For some reason the video is unavailable.

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its up and running. Youtube never took so long on my others
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Would it be adviseable to put a light smear of sealer on the OD of the bearing before inserting? I ask this because the throttle shaft bores can be a source of a vacuum leak.

I would probably do one thing differently from the video: I would wait on tightening up the throttle plate until both sides of the shaft were supported by the new bearings.

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you could, but the bearings are supposedly sealed
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Would it be adviseable to put a light smear of sealer on the OD of the bearing before inserting? I ask this because the throttle shaft bores can be a source of a vacuum leak.

I would probably do one thing differently from the video: I would wait on tightening up the throttle plate until both sides of the shaft were supported by the new bearings.

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i look at this again. you say outside diameter. this is a snug fit really, and the bore where the bearing goes into is not the same as the throttle shaft bore.
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