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						SubscriberYes I noted that on the US sourced ones which also indicates that the one you received was different to the one I received.When I did mine, all I did was leave the cardboard tube in the bearing to hold the needle rollers in place right until the very last moment before the pin was offered into the bearing.
I have not seen the OE type yet as it is still on order but the photos don't seem to show a cardboard tube. Also the new one that I received did not have a tube but had a caged bearing which I guess does not need a tube.
The caged bearing is a much better idea.
The main message in my post is that it is extremely difficult to use the old bearing even though they do not seem to fail.
Regards PhilipA
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						SubscriberMine is in a panel beater having the LH rear door fixed and repainted after a bloke with a caravan sideswiped the car when it was parked when he was entering the easiest spot in the caravan park. Regards PhilipA
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						SupporterI had a tiny ball bearing bounce around once and it made the piston a bit like that but also left its markings on the head.
No I won't explain how I stupidly got a ball bearing inside the donk. (shame jobs should be buried and forgotten but remember the lesson)
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						SupporterI'd be carefully checking to see what has broken off your turbo as a start, coz it is come in after the air filter, and that's about the only thing with moving metal. (assume EGR setup is gone completely)
And your exhaust side is separate so nothing will go from there over to intake side except back through the exhaust valve but highly unlikely.
What about the glow plugs? still got end on it?
Check intake/exhaust valves in case bit broke off and you not noticed yet.
A good eyeball of everything will help.
In my case I put head back on after removing ball bearing (years and years ago) and it ran fine till it went to the wreckers.
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						SupporterClocked up 300,000km on the odometer on the freeway on Friday. Over in SA for the ARC rally. Saurday just as i had finished packing up my stage the drivers window jammed, lucky only open a little bit but a pain in the bum when you need to swipe a card to open boom gates. Then tonight the ABS and TC lights have come on. Just when i thought it was run in, it' starting to run out.
PeterN
70' 164 Manual Volvo 227,000miles play car. "Sven"
2001 BMW R1150RT bike, 118,000Km "Bruce"
2000 D2 TD5 Auto 329,500Km and climbing. "Leaky" (VK3JUG)
2024 Dualcab Hilux work truck, 12,000Km.
Started replacing the radiator in the D2.
Leaking one came out reasonably easily but slowly.
Went to start the install and found the aluminium replacement had both of the lower outlets open for an EU2 motor and mine is EU3 so only need the fuel cooler outlet.
As it was alloy I was able to get the other one welded closed and pressure tested.
Now waiting for the weather to clear to finish the job in the driveway.
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1996 D1 V8 - gone
2002 D2 Td5 ES- gone but still running elsewhere
2013 D4 SDV6 HSE - gone
2023 Defender 110SE D300
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