help! 89 na flywheel won't come off
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help! 89 na flywheel won't come off
well im having a hard time taking this flywheel off...is it supose to b hard to take off or what? i took off the nut and i try banging out the flywheel (not HARD like that though). shoulld i try a little bit harder..? give me some advice please..... thank you
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hit it harder mine was a bitch to get off i just had to hit the hell out of it to get it off just try not and hit it in very verneable spots and ull be fine hope this helps
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take a pry bar and stick it behind it and pry it off. take a piece of wood and lay it on the face of the flywheel and wack it with a hammer. wack it all around the perimeter of the flywheel, it shoudl pop free. You can also use a flywheel puller aswell.
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Yep, just one nut. I put a flywheel puller on mine and beat that. When I was done I needed to grind my flywheel puller back into a usable state as I had crushed various parts of the hardened shaft.
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If it's out of the car, put the nut on partially, take a dead-blow mallet, and use a soft metal tube to whack on the back of it (hard), going from side to side... it will pop off eventually.
Don't use a metal mallet or you'll ding it...
OTOH, if it's in the car, you MIGHT be able to resonate it off by thwacking the flywheel until it comes loose (with a rubber shot-filled dead blow mallet).
Don't use a metal mallet or you'll ding it...
OTOH, if it's in the car, you MIGHT be able to resonate it off by thwacking the flywheel until it comes loose (with a rubber shot-filled dead blow mallet).
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You can also try, using the threaded holes that are in the stock flywheel, use a couple of pieces of steel where the oil seal is behind them or it will mess up the oil seal, thread some bolts thought the holes,tighten them up and give it a whack.
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