flywheel removal bolt size?
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flywheel removal bolt size?
To save me time does any body know the size and pitch of bolts the little ones. The ones for the puller, not the big jesus nut. thanks
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I just did that and can not remember the size and pitch, however, you should have some bolts laying around that you removed to get to the point of removing the flywheel. I used one of the bolts to thread into the holes and then ran to the local hardware with the bolt that fit and picked up 2 longer bolts. I am not sure but I almost think they are the same pitch as the clutch bolts but do not hold me to it.
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Not to **** any one off, but he is talking about the two holes that you screw a puller into on the flywheel so you can pull it off. But I am curious how you made your own socket caruana. I had to purchase a 2 1/8 for 45.00. OUCH !
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Originally Posted by seldawg
Not to **** any one off, but he is talking about the two holes that you screw a puller into on the flywheel so you can pull it off. But I am curious how you made your own socket caruana. I had to purchase a 2 1/8 for 45.00. OUCH !
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I just made my own socket with some crap steel
started to weld peices of metal around the nut. then i welded a 1/2 inch drive socket to it and then you have a custom socket ive used it a bunch of times works great
started to weld peices of metal around the nut. then i welded a 1/2 inch drive socket to it and then you have a custom socket ive used it a bunch of times works great
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Originally Posted by caruana
I just made my own socket with some crap steel
started to weld peices of metal around the nut. then i welded a 1/2 inch drive socket to it and then you have a custom socket ive used it a bunch of times works great
started to weld peices of metal around the nut. then i welded a 1/2 inch drive socket to it and then you have a custom socket ive used it a bunch of times works great
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Thanks, I found some bolts that work, but I also found out that my home made puller to dam small, oh well. The big jesus nut wasn't to bad, once I got the 1" drive socket the 1" to 3/4" adapter and the 3/4" to 1/2" adapter and shop air.
Was only planning on replacing the pilot bearing, but now getting a lightened flywheel to go with it.
Was only planning on replacing the pilot bearing, but now getting a lightened flywheel to go with it.
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Originally Posted by caruana
I just made my own socket with some crap steel
started to weld peices of metal around the nut. then i welded a 1/2 inch drive socket to it and then you have a custom socket ive used it a bunch of times works great
started to weld peices of metal around the nut. then i welded a 1/2 inch drive socket to it and then you have a custom socket ive used it a bunch of times works great
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Originally Posted by gmanuser
both you guys got ripped i got a way nice one for 23 bucks at sears
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Originally Posted by 81gsl12a
errr stupid pilot bearing...does any1 make a bushing instead?
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