flywheel tool?
flywheel tool?
when i do this engine swap, i have no flywheel on the new engine. i want to transfer the flywheel and clutch from my car to the new engine. do i need to take the flywheel off with some tool. and putting it all back on. do i need to get an allignment tool or what. thanks. its my first engine swap. i may have more q's later.
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yep, you need an alignment tool, mine came with my clutch when i bought it. you live by ron right? my friend terry(terry_ho on TR) lives right around the corner from ron and i left it at his house. pm him and he'll let you use it. the only thing is, i dont know if it will work on your car or not.
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for the flywheel just bolt it on and go. You need an alignment tool for the clutch. If the flywheel appears scarred then have it resurfaced or just resurface it anyway to be safe.
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taking the flywheel bolts off you will need a 12point 17mm. Last time I went to clearwater automotive it was 25 to resurface and took about half a day before i got it back.
Originally posted by Captainb16
taking the flywheel bolts off you will need a 12point 17mm. Last time I went to clearwater automotive it was 25 to resurface and took about half a day before i got it back.
taking the flywheel bolts off you will need a 12point 17mm. Last time I went to clearwater automotive it was 25 to resurface and took about half a day before i got it back.
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If the fylwheel i have on the d15b says AT on all the 12 point bolts does that mean its an auto ?? im still going to put my old flywheel on but the at one is thin metal not silver its bronze.
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the really thin one with holes all over it is for auto, yes, and also, you cannot use auto flywheel bolts with a manual.... the manual bolts are longer for the thicker flywheel, and auto ones are too short and can, and will, vibrate out....
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