slpin

iTrader: (9)

dont bother witht he pry bar
jsut get a hammer and wack the edge of it as hard as you could....


mine was stuck on hard as hell and hit it for a few days and it wotn come out

and then i was in a bad mood and i did a hard swing...

ti came off in 1 hit...

so just hit it very hard

rx78788

ya so i tried and tried to just pry on it, but i could not get it to come off. So i went to schucks and got a timing chain puller and cranked on it with a 3 ft long braker bar, then hit it with a bfh. And it finally came off.


thanks for your help i met my dead line.

now what do i need to torque that flywheel nut back to. Or can i just take the impact wrench to it and call it good?

patman

iTrader: (3)

250 lb/ft iirc

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

The spec is over 300 Ft-LBS. To achieve this, tighten it to 150 Ft-LBs (the maximum that most torque wrenches go). Then, make a mark on one of the points of the nut, and another at that same point on the flywheel. Put your impact gun on it and turn it one point further (60 degrees). That will give you the appropriate torque. The exact value isn't really important, as long as it's around 300 ft-Lbs.

Syonyk

Also, you might want to consider thread locker (Locktite) on it. Blue if you're planning to keep the car, red if you're planning to sell it in the near future.

-=Russ=-