How big is the flywheel nut? what size?
03-27-2002 | 12:18 PM
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I'm ready to physical pull out tranny and since im taking a little break, i wanted to know what mm is the flywheel nut?
and on a side note, i forgot to mark my drive shaft joke with my differential, i heard they need to be set back to the way they were to preserver balance. Am i in trouble?
and on a side note, i forgot to mark my drive shaft joke with my differential, i heard they need to be set back to the way they were to preserver balance. Am i in trouble?
03-27-2002 | 03:42 PM
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one more thing, i had my differential replaced about a year ago, when i was not into tuning, and i know my car came w/ a lsd. How can i tell if the one they put back in is an lsd? i have it on jackstands, i can't remeber which way they are supposed to turn.
03-27-2002 | 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Mar. 27 2002,15:42
one more thing, i had my differential replaced about a year ago, when i was not into tuning, and i know my car came w/ a lsd. How can i tell if the one they put back in is an lsd? i have it on jackstands, i can't remeber which way they are supposed to turn.
03-27-2002 | 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 13BAce' date='Mar. 27 2002,13:34
[quote name='1Revvin7' date='Mar. 27 2002,15:42']one more thing, i had my differential replaced about a year ago, when i was not into tuning, and i know my car came w/ a lsd. How can i tell if the one they put back in is an lsd? i have it on jackstands, i can't remeber which way they are supposed to turn.
ok thxs, thats what they do, saved me some time bitchin some ppl out.
03-28-2002 | 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Brando' date='Mar. 28 2002,10:46
On my Rotary Rebuild Video from Atkins, he specifically says that it is a 54mm socket.
Just tryin to help before you go out and spend $40 on a socket!!!!
Brandon
Just tryin to help before you go out and spend $40 on a socket!!!!
Brandon
03-28-2002 | 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Mar. 28 2002,17:01
[quote name='Brando' date='Mar. 28 2002,10:46']On my Rotary Rebuild Video from Atkins, he specifically says that it is a 54mm socket.
Just tryin to help before you go out and spend $40 on a socket!!!!
Brandon
Just tryin to help before you go out and spend $40 on a socket!!!!
Brandon
If you're not using an impact gun it will be VERY tough. One option would be to bolt a flat metal bar to the flywheel and let it brace against the body. The other would be to have someone hold a breaker bar with a 19mm socket on the front pulley bolt; but then the front bolt may come loose, which could cause problems.
03-29-2002 | 11:59 AM
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There should be 2 holes in the flywheel. You need to get a post that they use to hold up stopsigns. Take 2 bolts and attach the sign post to the 2 holes in the flywheel. Then whall your standing on the sign post, loosen the big *** nut.
The nut is on there with 350 lbs/ft of torque. It sucks if your not buff.
Good Luck!!
Brandon
The nut is on there with 350 lbs/ft of torque. It sucks if your not buff.
Good Luck!!
Brandon