LS2 Crank manual/auto

LS2 Crank manual/auto

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flyingdutchie

Original Poster:

857 posts

194 months

Sunday 7th September 2014
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Is there a difference betwwen the crankshafts in case of a mnual gearbox and an automatic? My workshop had difficulty fitting the spigotbearing. We tried both types. I have a T56, but we first tried the Tr6060 bearing. After that the neddle bearing which normally belongs to the T56 boxes. But, even that one wouldn't fit.

ringram

14,700 posts

248 months

Tuesday 9th September 2014
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Shouldn't be. What year is it. It might have changed in 06 as the 05 crank is different due to 24x reluctor.
Later ones should have a larger doughnut pilot bearing.

But manual v auto should not matter.

stevieturbo

17,258 posts

247 months

Tuesday 9th September 2014
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flyingdutchie said:
Is there a difference betwwen the crankshafts in case of a mnual gearbox and an automatic? My workshop had difficulty fitting the spigotbearing. We tried both types. I have a T56, but we first tried the Tr6060 bearing. After that the neddle bearing which normally belongs to the T56 boxes. But, even that one wouldn't fit.
Cranks are same

Wont fit in what respect ? And is it the correct GM bearing ?

Dont think you can use the 6060 bearing with the 56 ? input shaft would be different length to mate with the bearing

flyingdutchie

Original Poster:

857 posts

194 months

Sunday 14th September 2014
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I thought there were only 2 types of pilot bearings. One for the tr6060 and one for the T56. Both of them didn't work to my workshop's opinion.

stevieturbo

17,258 posts

247 months

Monday 22nd September 2014
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flyingdutchie said:
I thought there were only 2 types of pilot bearings. One for the tr6060 and one for the T56. Both of them didn't work to my workshop's opinion.
There are only 2, that doesnt mean everyone uses the correct GM supplied bearing, or there may be another issue leading to something apparently not fitting.

So what exactly was the problem with it ?