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It depends, if the bearings pop right out and the old one is not worn or getting oval then leave it be. 

Me personally, since your going to have it  apart I would replace the whole thing. It’s a smal expense in the overall project and a main part of the drive train.  Just make sure it’s an oem replacement part.  

 

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