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2012 Mazda MX-5 Miata Flywheel, Clutch Disc, Pressure Plate

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LF04-16-460B
Disc
Part Notes: Miata MX5; 6 Speed
$467.61 $350.64
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LF05-16-460A
Disc
- Part Notes: Miata MX5; 5 Speed
$267.62 $200.68
1
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LF9G-11-500
Flywheel
- Part Notes: Miata MX5
$246.10 $184.54
1
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YF09-11-303
Pilot Bearing
- Part Notes: Miata MX5
$6.46 $4.84
1
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LF04-16-410A
Pressure Plate
- Part Notes: Miata MX5
$476.39 $357.21
1
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G561-16-510C
Release Bearing
- Part Notes: Miata MX5
$102.14 $76.59
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G607-16-520A
Release Fork
- Part Notes: Miata MX5
$37.25 $27.94
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OEM 2012 Mazda MX-5 Miata Parts for Clutch & Flywheel

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Pilot Bearing Installation and Repair Tips for 2012 Mazda MX-5 Miata

Q:
How to inspect and replace a pilot bearing in a crankshaft on 2012 Mazda MX-5 Miata?
A:
The rear crankshaft has a pressed pilot bearing, which serves to support transmission input shaft. The clutch's needle rollers are oiled by the factory in the majority of cases. If worn or damaged it is pulled from the back (slide-hammer or similar), lightly greased with the seal facing transmission and then greased with high-temp grease.

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