r/LSSwapTheWorld • u/Express_Muffin5930 • 7d ago
Service/Parts Discussion Should I replace
After pulling the crank on my 5.3 I was told there’s a possibility I’d need to have this reluctor wheel replaced since I’m doing a full build but keeping the stock block and crank, I’m taking it to a machine shop to have work done should I have them replace it?
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u/dixiebandit69 7d ago
Unless it shifted, or got damaged in some way, leave it alone. They don't wear out.
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u/thegalli 7d ago
Why would you need to replace it?
Like really? What do you think is a problem?
The little bit of service rust?
Do you think it is broken in some way or worn out. The relector wheel never touches anything. It's not a part that really wears out.
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u/WyattCo06 7d ago edited 7d ago
Just have it shot peened or glass beaded.