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Topic: SM Flywheel removal
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| Pete_5959
11-28-2012 12:28:38
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Need to pull flywheel to resurface. Do I need to mark this so it is remounted in the same orientation? What is the best method for removal block of wood/hammer or a puller. Thanks in advance for words of wisdom.........Pete
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| DeltaRed
11-28-2012 17:42:33
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Re: SM Flywheel removal in reply to Pete_5959, 11-28-2012 12:28:38
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| IIRC,some flywheels are drilled 'off center',so it can only go on one way.The ringgear doesnt need to be removed to surface the flywheel.Since its apart,now is a good time to renew,,rotate,or flip...
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| pete_5959
11-28-2012 14:39:23
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Re: SM Flywheel removal in reply to Pete_5959, 11-28-2012 12:28:38
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| Not much to it. I was able to remove by hand and yes it is heavy. The ring gear looks like new. Machine shop says they will have it ready Friday so looks like I will actually start the reassembly Saturday. Finally!
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| CNKS
11-28-2012 14:11:51
216.144.104.128
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Re: SM Flywheel removal in reply to Pete_5959, 11-28-2012 12:28:38
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| There should be a dowel. As stated it is heavy. They usually come right off. A puller for something that size would cost a small fortune.
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| BigTone
11-28-2012 13:48:59
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Re: SM Flywheel removal in reply to Pete_5959, 11-28-2012 12:28:38
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| When i took my M flywheel off I put a long 2x4 (one i used was about 3 feet long so I could hold onto it) against the side of the flywheel and gave it a couple of raps with a 3 pound hammer making sure to hit the wood and not the flywheel. I did that on both sides/top and bottom and it finally wiggled off. Be carefull, it weights a ton, you dont want to drop it on your toes. I would also suggest checking the ring gear for wear. May want to change it out while you have it all apart. good luck ~Anthony
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| mkirsch
11-28-2012 12:33:02
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Re: SM Flywheel removal in reply to Pete_5959, 11-28-2012 12:28:38
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| Doesn't it have an alignment dowel?
Last flywheel I removed, I just removed the bolts and gave the flywheel a few wiggles. It came right off.
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