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Transmission swap question

  • Thread starter Thread starter kpack5982
  • Start date Start date Apr 10, 2006

kpack5982

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So I am getting a 4 cylinder t-5 for the time being cause mine is so crappy. So is there anything else that will need to be changed other than a different pilot bearing? And as far as the pilot bearing anyone have a part number from somewhere, or know how expensive it is? Any other suggestions as far as "freshening up" before install? Prolly only be in a couple months until I can scrounge enough money up to buy the whole t56 conversion like I want.
 

timewarped1972

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the pilot bearing is all you need i believe..........you can find them on e bay......i know some people in here have the part number i'm sure they'll chime in........

i'd think getting a pilot bearing from a similar year mustang with the 4 cyl and t-5 would work.....
 

kpack5982

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anyone with part #
 

kpack5982

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where is the pilot bearing located? inside the bell housing with the clutch? or is it on the tranny itself? Come on guys someone help me I'm getting a few parts tomorrow anyways so I figure Ill get this while I'm there.
 

kpack5982

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ok so I found that it is part number BCA 202S, does anybody know or can find out what it is comparible to so I can get it at my autoparts store? I have read posts and saw something about a different input shaft, but I'm going to wait to see what length comes in it to whether or not I would have to put a different one in. Would it hurt to have the different length shaft or should I change that too if it is not the same as the stock tranny?

If it helps here are the dimensions for the bca bearing: ball bearing outer race radius .024 , Bore 0.5906, Outer diameter 1.378, width 0.4331, and Inner race radius 0.024
 

timewarped1972

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sounds like the correct bearing. i'm sure your auto parts store can cross reference that number and find it.

the 4 cyl input shaft is a tad longer, i think it works fine though.....not long enough to cause any problems....maybe someone else has more info on it.....
 
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