New Crankcase

New Crankcase

We only carry new dual relief cases. These cases are far superior to the old single relief cases. The oil galley of the dual relief case is twice as big in diameter and there's more... Click here for more information

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Transmission Mainshaft Bearings (Type 2)

This is the main culprit of a noisy transmission. The way to check your bearing is to push the clutch in while you are driving. If the noise goes away, then it's the mainshaft bearing. When the clutch is in, the throw-out bearing supports the mainshaft which quiets the mainshaft bearing. If your bearing is bad, we suggest you take your transmission to someone who knows transmissions. Replacing this bearing isn't something the average person can do.

Transmission Mainshaft Bearings
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68-71

This is the main culprit of a noisy transmission. The way to check your bearing is to push the clutch in while you are driving. If the noise goes away, then it's the mainshaft bearing. When the clutch is in, the throw-out bearing supports the mainshaft which quiets the mainshaft bearing. If your bearing is bad, we suggest you take your transmission to someone who knows transmissions. Replacing this bearing isn't something the average person can do.
002 311 123: $39.95

 

Transmission Mainshaft Bearings
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Made in China

72-75

This is the main culprit of a noisy transmission. The way to check your bearing is to push the clutch in while you are driving. If the noise goes away, then it's the mainshaft bearing. When the clutch is in, the throw-out bearing supports the mainshaft which quiets the mainshaft bearing. If your bearing is bad, we suggest you take your transmission to someone who knows transmissions. Replacing this bearing isn't something the average person can do.
002 311 123A: $21.95

 

Transmission Mainshaft Bearings
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76-83

This is the main culprit of a noisy transmission. The way to check your bearing is to push the clutch in while you are driving. If the noise goes away, then it's the mainshaft bearing. When the clutch is in, the throw-out bearing supports the mainshaft which quiets the mainshaft bearing. If your bearing is bad, we suggest you take your transmission to someone who knows transmissions. Replacing this bearing isn't something the average person can do.
091 311 123: $63.95

 

Transmission Mainshaft Bearings
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Standard

T1,61-72; T2,59-67 T3,64-72; KG,60-72; OR,61-72

This is the main culprit of a noisy transmission. The way to check your bearing is to push the clutch in while you are driving. If the noise goes away, then it's the mainshaft bearing. When the clutch is in, the throw-out bearing supports the mainshaft which quiets the mainshaft bearing. If your bearing is bad, we suggest you take your transmission to someone who knows transmissions. Replacing this bearing isn't something the average person can do.
113 311 123A: $59.95