I replaced my starter today and saw the teeth on the fly wheel and they were mangled. I was wondering if replacing the fly wheel was a labor intensive job or not because I have little amout of time in the week.
just asking your guys' opinion.
fly wheel replacment?
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re: fly wheel replacment?
kevs250,
It's not too bad depending on your working environment, and your tools.
I've seen it done by just sliding the tranny back, (not completely pulling the transmission).
I would recommend going ahead and replacing the clutch plate and "throw-out" bearing while you've got access to it though.
Jeff
It's not too bad depending on your working environment, and your tools.
I've seen it done by just sliding the tranny back, (not completely pulling the transmission).
I would recommend going ahead and replacing the clutch plate and "throw-out" bearing while you've got access to it though.
Jeff
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re: fly wheel replacment?
Don't forget the pilot bearing too! It's an accepted rule of thumb that the pilot bearing should be replaced every time you can see it.
I agree with Jeff...you could do it by yourself over a weekend if you've got a good collection of tools (including a roll-around hydraulic jack) and a hard flat surface to work on.
I agree with Jeff...you could do it by yourself over a weekend if you've got a good collection of tools (including a roll-around hydraulic jack) and a hard flat surface to work on.
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