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What Ted said is right on. If you pull the rear gear out and don't move the assembly while it's out, it'll go right back in. There is no way to get the rotor/gear clocked wrong either. If I had to guess I would say you don't have the gear flush to the plate, somehow have it cocked in the plate.
The front bearing stack can not fall apart unless you remove the front pulley bolt. There is just no way that happens.
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