Does the flywheel need to be in a certain position?
The manual says to mark the relationship of the flywheel to the crankshaft before removing so it can be put back in that position. The reason for this is that the set was probably balanced as a unit when new. If you don’t know where it was when you removed it, then you don’t have much choice.
Can a flywheel be put on wrong?
Yes, it can be installed in the wrong position.
What is mean alignment?
1 : the act of aligning or state of being aligned especially : the proper positioning or state of adjustment of parts (as of a mechanical or electronic device) in relation to each other. 2a : a forming in line. b : the line thus formed.
Does flywheel move in neutral?
Not nescessarily. It is in fact possible to spin the flywheel (ie, crank the motor) by pushing the car down the road. If you want to crank the motor without the car moving then you have to either lift at least one of the drive wheels (so it can spin freely) or put the car in neutral.
Why do we use alignment?
Alignment is vitally important in print graphic design because it: allows you to arrange elements in a way that matches how people naturally scan the page. helps balance your image so that it’s visually appealing. creates a visual connection between related elements.
What is proper body alignment?
One of the most important things about body mechanics and posture is alignment. Alignment refers to how the head, shoulders, spine, hips, knees and ankles relate and line up with each other. Proper alignment of the body puts less stress on the spine and helps you have good posture.
How to choose the best flywheel for your engine?
The best flywheel to choose will depend on your engine torque, vehicle weight, gearing, and intended purpose. Choosing the proper weight is crucial in enhancing your driving experience. Here are the average weights for flywheel materials commonly used on V8 engines:
How to inspect flywheel and key for replacement?
If the holes are not threaded, use a self-tapping flywheel puller or tap the holes using a 1/4 X 20 tap. 5. Rotate the flywheel puller nuts evenly until the flywheel pops free. Then, remove the flywheel and key. CAUTION! Never strike the flywheel. Even a slightly damaged flywheel presents a safety hazard and must be replaced.
What do the fins on a flywheel do?
Flywheels on today’s small engines serve several other purposes. The fins help cool the engine by distributing air around the engine block. The fins also blow air across the air vane on a pneumatic governor, maintaining the desired engine speed (see Governor System). Magnets mounted on the outside surface of the flywheel are required for ignition.
How is the flywheel secured to the crankshaft?
To help prevent this problem from occurring, the flywheel is secured to the crankshaft by an aluminum key, known as the flywheel key. This is not like a key used to open a lock, but is rather a small rectangular piece of metal that goes between the corresponding grooves cut into the flywheel and crankshaft.