stock flywheel tq specs?
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stock flywheel tq specs?
anyone know the factory flywheel's tq specs? thanks!
MIke
anyone? The book doesn't say and I have called the stupid dealership and both parts and service say that they don't have access to that information.
MIke
anyone? The book doesn't say and I have called the stupid dealership and both parts and service say that they don't have access to that information.
Last edited by burntorange; Sep 23, 2008 at 11:56 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Here is the paragraph from the ecotec clutch book:
With the replaced flywheel torqued to 39 ft-lb
(53 N-m) on the crankshaft and each bolt rotated
another 25 degrees, its now time to install
the new clutch on the engine. Start by positioning
the clutch on the three small pins at the
outer edge of the flywheel. Then, finger start all
the bolts in their threaded holes.
With the replaced flywheel torqued to 39 ft-lb
(53 N-m) on the crankshaft and each bolt rotated
another 25 degrees, its now time to install
the new clutch on the engine. Start by positioning
the clutch on the three small pins at the
outer edge of the flywheel. Then, finger start all
the bolts in their threaded holes.
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From: Port Perry Ontario
Here is the paragraph from the ecotec clutch book:
With the replaced flywheel torqued to 39 ft-lb
(53 N-m) on the crankshaft and each bolt rotated
another 25 degrees, its now time to install
the new clutch on the engine. Start by positioning
the clutch on the three small pins at the
outer edge of the flywheel. Then, finger start all
the bolts in their threaded holes.
With the replaced flywheel torqued to 39 ft-lb
(53 N-m) on the crankshaft and each bolt rotated
another 25 degrees, its now time to install
the new clutch on the engine. Start by positioning
the clutch on the three small pins at the
outer edge of the flywheel. Then, finger start all
the bolts in their threaded holes.
crank flange and then tighten in two steps cross wise;
screw nr. 1, 5, 2, 6, 3, 7,4, 8
to 53 Nm and then 25 degrees. you need to buy the proper angle torque tool to do the job right all the best
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