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Pitchblack98May-06-05 04:48 AM
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#8593, "Balance shaft removal."




          

I read somewhere that you can just cut the end off of the balance shaft for the oil pump gear side. I went ahead and did this to keep everything together so I dont lose any parts. I plan on reusing the BS bearings to block off the oil holes. I got them out without damaging them.

Can I just use the end that I cut off or would it be better for me to go buy the shaft from the 1.8 mirage motor?

Also what size freeze plug do I need to block off the other shaft hole?

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RE: Balance shaft removal., 97eclipse97, May-06-05 06:25 AM, #1
RE: Balance shaft removal., ModeratoreclipzGST, May-06-05 07:57 AM, #2
      RE: Balance shaft removal., TeamJeff_99gs, May-06-05 08:11 AM, #3
           RE: Balance shaft removal., Hult250R, May-07-05 09:14 AM, #4
                RE: Balance shaft removal., BigBald, May-07-05 11:36 AM, #5
                     RE: Balance shaft removal., Pitchblack98, May-07-05 01:30 PM, #6

97eclipse97May-06-05 06:25 AM
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#8594, "RE: Balance shaft removal."
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you probably already have this, but here is the vfaq for the bs removal:

http://www.vfaq.com/mods/balance-shafts.html

and also a very relevant thread from newengdsm:

http://newengdsm.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4723&highlight=balance+shaft+removal

it seems that you can reuse them if you did a good job and know what you are doing. im going to be doing this myself soon, but i plan on getting the shaft from the 1.6l mirage.

hope this helps!

  

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ModeratoreclipzGSTMay-06-05 07:57 AM
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#8595, "RE: Balance shaft removal."
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why not just order the kit? It's cheap, uses all mitsu parts and you get a stubby instead of having to cut one...


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TeamJeff_99gsMay-06-05 08:11 AM
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#8596, "RE: Balance shaft removal."
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Originally posted by eclipzGST
why not just order the kit? It's cheap, uses all mitsu parts and you get a stubby instead of having to cut one...


They use a stub shaft for a reason. I would just go with the actual kit. Why halfass something to save like $30 or whatever?

  

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Hult250RMay-07-05 09:14 AM
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#8597, "RE: Balance shaft removal."
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Originally posted by Jeff_99gs
Originally posted by eclipzGST why not just order the kit? It's cheap, uses all mitsu parts and you get a stubby instead of having to cut one...
They use a stub shaft for a reason. I would just go with the actual kit. Why halfass something to save like $30 or whatever?


Ya... And then to have it make the dreaded DSM "KABOOM!" lol

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BigBaldMay-07-05 11:36 AM
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Cause the Average DSMer is a HACKER!!!!!!! I have finally just come to this conclusion..... emoji emoji emoji

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Pitchblack98May-07-05 01:30 PM
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#8599, "RE: Balance shaft removal."
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lol... hack it... you should be my GS right now with the nightmare timing belt change Im going thru...

But the BS bearings are pretty new prolly about 10k on them. Plus they only need to block the oil hole. I went ahead and cut the end of the shaft off just to keep everything together so I dont lose anything important. The stub wont cost me anything from the dealership so Im really not worried about cost. I figured Id work with what I had on hand and see what happens. Im not going to use the rubber plug they talk about on vfaq. Id rather get a freeze plug and go that route. Its gonna be a few months before the motor goes back together. Im already over budget and have to cut some costs here and there if I want to finish this car.

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