flywheel question
10-13-02, 07:25 PM
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I wouldnt attempt it unless you feel like tearing something up. Its only $20 and more then worth it. http://www.mazdatrix.com/toolmisc.htm
10-13-02, 08:38 PM
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i just got an idea. what if i use my impact wrench to get the bolts out of there. i don't think that the flywheel will spin if use that. What do you guys think?
10-14-02, 12:56 AM
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Make the tool to hold it. Get a 4" or so legnth of angle iron and drill two holes in one end to bolt to two of the pressure plate boltholes.
diabolocal1:
Good call, but automatics don't have flywheels...
diabolocal1:
Good call, but automatics don't have flywheels...
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10-14-02, 04:56 AM
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Ok, I just used a spare front motor mount. Put a bolt through the mount into where the tranny mounts on the block, and another bolt through the mount to where the clutch mounts on the flywheel. It worked great. I used a spare one in case I ruined my good one, but with how well it went, Id do it with my good one . Oh, but I also used a 3/4" impact wrench, that might have helped a little .
~T.J.
. Oh, but I also used a 3/4" impact wrench, that might have helped a little .~T.J.
10-24-02, 05:23 PM
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Now that we got it off, how do we get it back on, with only a 150lb. torque wrench? Knowing it has to be torqued to approx. 350lb., I think I remember seeing some posts on using certain lenghts of pipe, but can't find them.
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