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Good point too.

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On pull type clutches, you see wear on the thrust surface of the rear main bearing. If trying to reuse mains check axial crankshaft clearance and compare to specs. I check during disassembly to see where I’m at. Rare, but I’ve found crank thrust flange wear from clutch riding.
Yea I noticed that side of the thrust bearing is warn to the copper layer, so you are absolutely right about that, I think I need to replace at least the thrust bearing. All others are almost brand new with their date stamp showing 11/84 .. the engine is is '86 though.
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Check the actual clearance of the thrust bearing. It may be showing copper, but the coating on the thrust face is pretty thin, so it may be well within spec.

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