flywheel removal

Started by yonner, September 05, 2004, 10:35:33 PM

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yonner

what size is the bolt and is it a left or right hand thread also is the underdrive pully bolt left or right

ps : i might be getting alot of aloy ps/alternator/ac pullys soon let me know if ur interested
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antnicuk

Yonner,
whats happening with your car,  have you sorted the problems?
400 BHP - 650 KG\'s = 616 BHP Per Ton of Rotary Power

That\'s the way to do it! :Thumbsup!


yonner

nah m8 its problem after problem m8 look at my other thread in eer my turbos for 1 are gone there was allot of play in them and they are pissin oil into my intake the only thing that is keeping me strong with this car is looking at my wheels lol we are striping the old engine down thats what this thread is about. any ideas m8????
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efiniste

The flywheel nut is 54mm and it\'s a normal, right handed thread as is the smaller bolt at the other end of the eccentric shaft. You\'ll either need heat or a strong air gun (or both!) to get them off.

Steve

Wav

QuoteOriginally posted by efiniste
The flywheel nut is 54mm and it\'s a normal, right handed thread as is the smaller bolt at the other end of the eccentric shaft. You\'ll either need heat or a strong air gun (or both!) to get them off.

Steve

Or just a very long lever:D ;)

Paul:)

yonner

QuoteOriginally posted by Wav
Or just a very long lever:D ;)

Paul:)


i dont supose ud be any good then :cool


got a 7 ft metal bar with holes in it bolted onto my flywheel to hold it stil and a 3ft braker bar that should do the job but if not blowtorch time cheers guys appreciate it
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