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bought a HYATT throw out bearing 909422 for my 50 in the book it says to pack the recessed area of the bearing with grease my old one had the old yellow stuff i think they called it Quaker STATE it was real thick and kinda sticky would it be okay to use the modern stuff which to me is not as sticky more runny i have some wolfs head high heat would that be adequate and how should be packed in the groove thanks
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I never bought a throw-out bearing that needed packed.
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Te bearing its self is not greased.
the grease is applied to the inner surfaces of the beaing that contact the front bearg retqainer sleve. The grease aplied to the inner recsess of the bearing and lubed the sliding surface between the bearing and snout of the front bearing retaier. A high temp. grreas such as wheel bearing grease was required.
This is for 1938 and up with the ball bearing type T.O. bearing.
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