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    Why do FF & MR not have spigot bearings and FR have/need them?

    What do they do?

    I understand they are cheap but what would happen if i didn't use one?

    I've put a FF 4age in my KE and I'm just about ready to start the engine and drive the car, whats the go with Spigot bearings.

    Cheers Quinn.

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    the spigot bearing (or bush in some cases, not sure about 4age) supports the input shaft of the gearbox.. you'll have ALL SORTS of drama's if you don't use one...

    u may ruin your clutch/pressure plate bolts.. you may ruin your gearbox... i'm not exactly sure what happens, i just know its not so grand.

    pull your box out, flywheel off and whack one in man.. its a necessity.

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    supports the tip of the input shaft on a RWD box, its best you use one

    FF and MR boxes, i assume have a larger diameter tip o nthe input shaft and therefore do not need it??

    as a side note Toyota use a ball bearing spigot bearing in 4AC where commodore V6's (up to VX is all i know) still use the old school bronzed bush bearing.

    EDIT: BAH!!! Greg beat me, Repco $8 from memory

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    looks like i should get on then ay, part number is 6001, is that from toyota cat.

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    most transaxles(fwd boxes) dont hav a spigot, thats why they dont use one,

    not using one a rwd, well cause the input shaft bearing, the very first bearing in the box, to die, simple as that, dont use one ull be sorry

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    Just got one, $7.90 at REPCO.

    I'll be puting it in this week.

    Thanks for the help.

    Quinn

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    on ya mate, would be a shame to be down a gearbox over some measly 8$ part.

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    exactly

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    the trick is to go to a normal bearing place and ask for a 6001, you see its a generic number not a toyota specific number its about $4 I think, just make sure it aint chinese
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    here you go guys
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