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Installing balanceshaft bearings

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PeterEvo

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Nov 7, 2009
Rotterdam, Europe
I removed my balanceshaft bearings and i will be putting new ones in soon.
Does anybody know,if I should or should not use a lubricant when installing?
I am talking about a 4G63 Lancer Evo II engine.

Thanks!
 
Yeah, all they are for is to block the oil passages where the shafts used to be. No moving parts or anything; stationary.
 
I am not installing the balanshaft delete kit.I am just mounting new OEM balanceshaft bearings. I will be using the balanceshafts in my block.
I guess this doesn't change the answer anyway? :)
 
You shouldn't need to grease behind the bearing where it mounts to the block, but put assembly lube on the front side of the bearing where the shaft is though.
 
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