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Remove Pilot Bushing - AR41.10-P-0250-02LW

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Model 205, 213, 238, 253 

Measure 

  1. Measure and note dimension (a).

    IMPORTANT Depending on the flexible disk thickness, the specified press-in dimension may deviate when installing.

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    Remove 

  2. Knock pilot bushing (10) using flat chisel uniformly onto drive shaft (arrow).
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  3. 15 mm from the front edge of the pilot bushing (10), drill a hole (0 10 mm) at a right angle through the pilot bushing (10).

    If pilot bushing (10) is seized.

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  4. Insert suitable drift through hole and pry pilot bushing (10) out of drive shaft using two assembly levers.

    If pilot bushing (10) is seized.

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