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Dec 11, 2019 | 08:35 AM

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Hiroshima_Hairdryer_92

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Here's a picture, not my motor but to show y'all where I scratched the head.

Dec 11, 2019 | 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Hiroshima_Hairdryer_92

Here's a picture, not my motor but to show y'all where I scratched the head.

Good thing that pic is not your head. It's honestly hard to tell for me if that can cause problems for your build. Obviously that surface is not in contact with moving parts and can not leak oil xD

But like been said before, this kind of build requires precision. The cap does need to seat perfectly, there is not a hair of tolerance on bearings like these.

Dec 11, 2019 | 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Hiroshima_Hairdryer_92

I used a rubber mallet and they just wouldn't budge, it was getting very frustrating, I looked up how people got caps off that were stuck and they said a screw driver with a shop towel so I tried it and it worked fine on the 2 stuck ones. The only spots that are scraped are under the caps, I assume I should be fine because nothing went from end to end of the surface it's just a few spots. I know it was kind of a redneck way to do it but they were being a little too stubborn lol. I will post pics when I get home.

next time use a deadblow hammer. works every time.. 15 bucks at harbor freight. use the hard plastic side.