hahahaha

 

i spun the nut back on loosly and hit the end of the eshaft while i had a prybar behind the flywheel. barely took pressure and only a few hits. i stuck a socket on the end of the shaft so i didnt damage anything. give it a try it might work. peace

 

Don't recommend hitting the e-shaft. Do you have any idea of the potential damage to the side seals, bearings and torringtons? I personally don't like beating on the flywheel to begin with just because of this. There are better ways to do this, that's why I modded the puller in the pic. Once I have tension on it, by the time I walk across the shop and return with the hammer, more than half of the flywheels have popped off. Those that don't only need a light tap.

 

Thats true.
By all rights,the flywheel should WANT to fall off.After all,you are taking it off of a tapered shaft that is trying to pop it off.Its not a slip-on or an interference fit,hence the giant gland nut to retain the bond between the two.

 

Got The Flywheel Off!!!!!!! Thanks For The Help!!!!!

 

Well, it's about time, lol. So what finally worked for you?

 

what worked i guess was just beating on it for the days i couldnt get it off. i also used a puller and wrenched on it till i couldnt , hit the flywheel more wrench on it again. after a couple of times it popped off.