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Crown Automotive Manual Transmission Input Bearing Retainers

5.0 out of 5 stars 6 Customer Reviews

Crown Automotive manual transmission input bearing retainers are heavy-duty steel retainers built to replace parts, which are prone to suffer oil starvation at slightly deficient oil levels. Retainers often get worn or damaged due to being in constant motion any time the engine is running. Worn or defective retainers may create excessive noise, which continues as long as the engine runs. A severely worn input shaft bearing can cause the transmission to slip out of gear while moving. So, don't wait; go with Crown and travel with peace of mind.

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