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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: markjohnson</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is that one of those plastic throwout bearings? </div></div>
The center collar portion is definitely some type of non-ferrous material, possibly some type of plastic. The actual bearing portion is steel. So this is the proper way for the bearing to be installed? ![]() To be perfectly honest, it may have been that way when it was in the car.....in the pictures I posted yesterday, I may have reinstalled it with the tangs on the outside of the collar. It has been over 30 years since I have installed a throwout bearing on a GM product, so I really don't remember how I used to do it. One other thing I noticed today, the collar portion is not perfectly concentric with the bearing portion... ![]() ![]() And finally, to address William's post about the motor mounts....for at least 6 years prior to last October, this car had a different clutch and transmission in it - with the same motor mounts that are in it now - and there was no chattering at that time. It was an excellent and interesting point to bring up, but I think it does not apply to this car. Thanks so much for all replies thus far!
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