pilot bearing vs slice of bread

I was just exaggerating, it wasn't half a loaf. I do remember picking all the old bread out of the hole and starting over several times with a wad of new bread. I eventually gave up.

 

bread is cheaper

 

Whatcha mean?

Grease has hydrotreated heavy naphthenic; Distillates (petroleum), solvent-dewaxed heavy paraffinic; and Zinc Alkyldithiophosphate — everything a growing boy needs!

 

Bread dries my hands out, grease keeps them smooth.

 

Like butter!

 

You made a donut!!

 

Nothing better than a greasy double cheeseburger to clean your hands after working on the taco!!

 

I've seen people use Pillsbury biscut dough. So you have a Poppin Fresh pilot bearing. I used red grease on my last clutch job.

 

Should look into seeing if he is still alive.

 

That dude probably shits like a goose!!
I’ll just stick to a majool date now and then.

 

When I did mine, I tried grease and it didn't work. It kept squishing out between the bolt and the bearing. Probably would have worked if I had a bolt that was closer to the size of the hole, but I didn't. Gave up on the grease and got some bread, worked like a charm.

 

Thank you @Tour991 for this. I've heard the bread trick mentioned before but it was never explained or described in detail and I was like WTF?! Now I understand.

TBH, I never actually searched to see if I could figure out how to use the bread and where it goes...

 

https://www.youtube.com/embed/dfDV982g4XM


Just realized that video has the same title as this thread lol

 

I'm going to use PB next time

 

Haha that's awesome I didn't even notice.

 

I'm calling the police.

 

The Wonder Bread police?