Transmission & Drivetrain (A2/A3)Pregunta 30 de 120
The pilot bearing or bushing in a manual-transmission vehicle supports the:
a.Clutch release fork
b.Tip of the transmission input shaft
c.Flywheel ring gear
d.Throwout bearing
Explicación
The pilot bearing supports the front tip of the input shaft in the end of the crankshaft, keeping it centered. A worn pilot bearing causes noise and hard shifting, especially with the clutch depressed. It should be inspected or replaced whenever the clutch is serviced.
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