Hey guys i ordered this Clutch and i have this one thing i dont know what is it?? can you guys tell me what is it???? and where it goes ???

 

Pilot bearing.

 

pilot bushing use to help surport the main shaft of the trans

 

Yeah this. You need a certain tool to remove the old one. Either a puller or a slide hammer designed for this job.

 

To be particular, isn't that actually the throwout bearing?

 

No, the throwout bearing is the large bearing with the forks. It's what attaches to the clutch fork operated by the slave cylinder.

 

The H22 crankshaft does not use a pilot bearing/bushing

 

The kit listed appears to be for an F23.

 

F23s don't use a pilot bearing or bushing either. I have no idea why Exedy would include one.

B- and D-series and the F20C/F22C use a pilot bearing.

K-series uses a pilot bushing.

F- and H-series use neither.

 

Wasn't sure, I just knew what the kit was for. It is odd that it's included, but it's there none the less.

 

ya i dont remember getting one of those with my exedy clutch for my H22A4

 

My Exedy kit for my H23 includes a pilot bearing.

Edit: I purchased the Exedy OEM replacement clutch kit.

 

I got the Exedy Stage 1 for my h22a4 and it included that bearing (haven't installed the kit yet). I'm guessing it's what Honda refers to as the "clutch release bearing" which I had assumed was the throwout bearing.

 

That oicture is just prolly a stock picture.

 

You were correct in your former assumption - the part that Honda refers to as the clutch release bearing is the same part that most people refer to as a "throw-out bearing."

 

Yes, that is the "throwout bearing" or whatever name you want to give it. It attaches to the fork operated by the slave cylinder inside the transmission. If your doing the installation yourself make sure you put the bearing on right or you will have to pull the transmission back to fix it. Its always good to put a fresh one in there especially if your installing a new clutch..hmm prob why it comes with it.

 

looks like a Pilot Bearing to me

 

thats the "throw-out bearing" for sure. i would recommend getting one from honda tho because most of the times the ones that come with the clutch kits are cheap.

 

NO.

IT.

ISN'T.

Seriously, it's a pilot bearing.

 

Pretty sure it is as well. Look at the "tongues" on the side of it; they wrap around the shift fork (indicating it's a throwout bearing). Here's the part from Majestic for a Prelude (#1 in the picture)...

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...CLUTCH+RELEASE

Looks awfully similar to me.

 

The arrow is pointing at the LITTLE bearing. Man, this thread is full of stupid.

 

ahahahahahahhaha

 

Exedy has included an NTN pilot bearing in all of the dozen or so Civic and Integra clutch kits I've purchased from them.

Guess what comes in that bag that you'll be buying at the Honda dealership?

The exact same NTN pilot bearing - except you'll be paying more for it because the bag has a "HONDA" label.

 

Quoted for truth lol.

It is a pilot BUSHING, not bearing. Anyways, I have one on my H22A4 OEM Flywheel and everything works just fine.

 

Though a bushing and bearing are different, they serve the same purpose in this application. Parts catalog interchangeable term (however incorrect).