Do you need to torque flywheel?
You really need a torque wrench to do this right. The flywheel bolt should be torqued to 43 foot pounds.
What is the tighten sequence for clutch unit?
Fasten the clutch and release bearing : 3- Tighten smoothly each screw respecting a star- like sequence as for the thightening of the flywheel. The diaphragm fingers have to move as uniform as possible. Repeat the complete sequence approximately 3 times. Use screws M8x1,25×15,5 with a internal hexagonal (Allen) head.
Can you over torque flywheel?
OFF! Not only is it possible to overtorque them, it is possible to break them with that much torque. More likely will be warping the flywheel when you apply 350 lb/ft of torque to 1 bolt while there is no torque on the others.
How to replace a clutch disc and flywheel?
Removing the old Pressure Plate, Clutch disc, and Flywheel First things first. Insert your clutch alignment tool to hold the disc in place when you remove the pressure plate. Then, following the order shown in the diagram below, remove the bolts holding the pressure plate to the flywheel. These bolts…..in this order.
What happens if the clutch and flywheel fail?
On a manual transmission vehicle, the clutch and flywheel are the two main components responsible for transmitting power from the engine to the transmission. If either one fails, the car will not be driveable.
Can a Mr Clutch mechanic repair a flywheel?
With an ever-present eye towards saving the customer money, a Mr Clutch mechanic, as a skilled exponent of the clutch installation business, will be able to provide proper guidance, once the gearbox has been removed from the engine and a thorough inspection has been carried out.
When do I need to change the flywheel?
You will rarely need to replace the flywheel, but the flywheel should be resurfaced whenever the clutch disc is replaced in a high-mileage car, and that can be easily done when the clutch assembly has been removed.