Install that smaller bearing in the same place that it rode in the bore the last time.
You should be able to see where it was before (the area should be a little darker).
You want that bearing to ride on the shaft in the same place it was before.
The shaft will not move once you install the inner clutch hub. Once you torque the nut,
the shaft will be pulled tight against the bearing race. The outer race is locked in by that
retaining clip. :thumbsup:
Also, just put the yamabond on the mating surfaces of the case halves. The crank seals
have a lip on them that fits into the groove in the bearing/seal bores and they dont need
anything else to hold them in. Use a little assembly lube or bearing grease on the seal
where it contacts the crank. That will provide a lil lube when you first fire it up so the seals
dont burn up.