How Do I Get The Flywheel Off
#23
I removed mine with a impact gun from sears $85, 2 1/8 socket 3/4 drive, 3/4 to 1/2 adapter, 10 gallon aircompressor, and dead blow hammer. took a while waiting on the compressor. Once the bolt is loose leave it on but backed off a couple of threads. start swinging away with the dead blow around the flywheel, and one day like majic it pops loose. that is why it is important to have the nut on, saves your feet, floor and fly wheel teeth. good luck.
#24
Originally Posted by Ben93rx7' date='May 20 2003, 03:19 PM
The 19mm bitch is the one that I cant get off........ <<< needs more tools
We impacted the bitch and didnt budge... gotta go find a STRONG torque bar as mine bows with the stress....
We impacted the bitch and didnt budge... gotta go find a STRONG torque bar as mine bows with the stress....
mike
#25
when my friend and I took it off, we tried with the adapter first (1/2" drive wrench->1/2" to 3/4" converter->2 1/8" socket), but we broke the driver off of the wrench, and it was a bitch to get the broken driver out of the converter. I couldn't believe it! We broke the mechanism in 2 other wrenches that day, but the craftsman wrench actually broke its driver. We had to borrow a 3/4" breaker bar and add a 4' cheater bar to get that thing off. It was pretty easy to get the actual flywheel off though.
#27
Originally Posted by Cheers!' date='May 21 2003, 08:24 PM
when you go and put your new flywhele back on, do u need to do anything special to get the flywheel to sit correct on it's tappered seat?
mike
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