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Borg Warner 4472 : tach wheel

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I am trying to replace all the bearings in my transfer case, but one of them is behind the tach wheel. (1370-110-002) I can't find a new tach wheel and the existing one has "do not reuse" stamped on it. It seems I have to remove the tach wheel to replace the bearing and am wanting to know why I can't reuse the existing tach wheel. Before removing it I am wondering if anyone here knows the reason the tach wheel can't be reused.

Does anyone have an idea what the problem may be to reuse the tach wheel?
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I am trying to replace all the bearings in my transfer case, but one of them is behind the tach wheel. (1370-110-002) I can't find a new tach wheel and the existing one has "do not reuse" stamped on it. It seems I have to remove the tach wheel to replace the bearing and am wanting to know why I can't reuse the existing tach wheel. Before removing it I am wondering if anyone here knows the reason the tach wheel can't be reused.

Does anyone have an idea what the problem may be to reuse the tach wheel?
I am trying to replace all the bearings in my transfer case, but one of them is behind the tach wheel. (1370-110-002) I can't find a new tach wheel and the existing one has "do not reuse" stamped on it. It seems I have to remove the tach wheel to replace the bearing and am wanting to know why I can't reuse the existing tach wheel. Before removing it I am wondering if anyone here knows the reason the tach wheel can't be reused.

Does anyone have an idea what the problem may be to reuse the tach wheel? View attachment 282494 View attachment 282495
I am trying to replace all the bearings in my transfer case, but one of them is behind the tach wheel. (1370-110-002) I can't find a new tach wheel and the existing one has "do not reuse" stamped on it. It seems I have to remove the tach wheel to replace the bearing and am wanting to know why I can't reuse the existing tach wheel. Before removing it I am wondering if anyone here knows the reason the tach wheel can't be reused.

Does anyone have an idea what the problem may be to reuse the tach wheel? View attachment 282494 View attachment 282495
I am not familiar with that, but my guess is:
because it is apparently pressed on the shaft, maybe they suspect it might come loose if re-used.
That is strictly a guess, but with an industrial machinery background, I think it is a possibility.
I would be very interested in seeing other theories...
Rod J

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Thanks Rod...

I am leaning toward leaving the tach wheel and that bearing alone, since I can't find a replacement tach wheel.
Thanks Rod...

I am leaning toward leaving the tach wheel and that bearing alone, since I can't find a replacement tach wheel.
But if you need to replace the bearing....??
You can center punch the inner diameter in a few places. That will raise a certain amount of material and provide a more secure mount wfne it is pressed onto a shaft.
Google to the rescue, 16 in stock
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https://www.randysworldwide.com/shop/ztspd1370-110-002
Thanks guys..great help. excellent find AstroWill. I have put it all back together now.
The bearing was not bad...just had some miles on it. I will just leave it alone.

I was rebuilding the transfer case as a winter project for fun.
To shed some light on why it is a Do Not Reuse part.
It looks to be an aluminum alloy part pressed fit onto the shaft. Just the act of pulling it off would be enough to cause it to distort and unable to maintain proper fit when reinstalled.
To shed some light on why it is a Do Not Reuse part.
It looks to be an aluminum alloy part pressed fit onto the shaft. Just the act of pulling it off would be enough to cause it to distort and unable to maintain proper fit when reinstalled.
thanks...that makes sense!

Love the knowlege base of this group!
Hi, I'm trying to work out from your pictures if this rear output bearing can be changed in situ without pulling and stripping the transfer case. I have noticeable play if I wiggle the driveshaft and a vibration at speed which could be related so I think changing the bearing would be a good idea. Thanks
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