Flywheel bolts and washer ?

dave404

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Getting ready to mount my motor back on and i can't find the flywheel washer that goes behind the bolts.
Really cant remember if it had one when i tore it down, is this one piece washer nessary or can i use regular flat washers?
 
(quoted from post at 13:03:32 11/15/12) Getting ready to mount my motor back on and i can't find the flywheel washer that goes behind the bolts.
Really cant remember if it had one when i tore it down, is this one piece washer nessary or can i use regular flat washers?

It is a retainer - has tabs to bend over against the heads on teh bolts to prevent them from coming loose. Loctitie thread locker is a good replacement.

TOH
 

It's a flat ring/washer, no tabs. Not necessary but nice to have the right part.

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A flat washer can't work as good as the original four hole retainer. With the retainer the bolts can dig into the softer metal than the flywheel and be a lot less likely to work loose. A flat washer can turn on the harder flywheel metal and be more likely to come loose.

Locktite might do the trick but I've never used in on flywheel bolts??????????

Zane
 
I might have one laying around. Let me know if you want me to check. John Smith probably has some, too.
 

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