SR20 pilot bearing question

[dmfb7]

I am installing a new clutch and got the flywheel resurfaced and torqued down. I went to put pilot bearing in and it won't fit in the beginning of input hole due to a pressed bearing already in it. i was told it was for an automatic transmission n needed to come out. Which doesn't make sense knowing that I drove on this engine with a manual Tranny. But if I can't get pilot bearing in, then I can't put my new clutch on. So I'm just seeing what you guys think about it? I have already tried pulling it out, but its not happening. Already broke one pilot bearing puller. I really don't want to cut it out or dremal it, but if that's what I have to do so be it. Just let me know what your opinions are.
thanks,

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[fliprayzin240sx]

Take a picture and we can tell you what the hell is in there. One trick I usually do to get the pilot bearing out is to stuff grease into the hole/bearing, then jam the alignment tool into the hole and tap it with a hammer.

[dmfb7]

I did upload pictures...I can see them.
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[fliprayzin240sx]

Well, you didnt load it up to a photo hosting site, nobody else sees it but you since its in your google email.

[dmfb7]

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[fliprayzin240sx]

Yup, thats an auto pilot bearing. Your option is take a drill, drill 2 holes directly opposite of each other, then get a chisel/hammer and collapse the bearing to pop it out. Be careful not to drill into the crank.