Automatic block, manual tranny?
11-08-2008, 10:54 PM
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Automatic block, manual tranny?
I have a D16Y8 that originally came with an auto tranny. When i removed the driveplate i noticed it only has 6 bolts but blocks with flywheels come with 8. What do i need to do to put a flywheel on, put a rear main seal from a manual block on there?
11-09-2008, 04:08 AM
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Re: Automatic block, manual tranny? (InTheLBC20)
Originally Posted by InTheLBC20
I have a D16Y8 that originally came with an auto tranny. When i removed the driveplate i noticed it only has 6 bolts but blocks with flywheels come with 8. What do i need to do to put a flywheel on, put a rear main seal from a manual block on there?
11-09-2008, 08:49 AM
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Yeah, just find a flywheel that has the same amount of bolts, which would be any d-series flywheel (because i cant remember how many bolts). I've already done this with a z6, it was a auto from the junk yard. Take the flex-plate off and use those same bolts to bolt on the flywheel and your done.
11-09-2008, 09:07 AM
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Re: (z6hatchboy)
Originally Posted by z6hatchboy
Yeah, just find a flywheel that has the same amount of bolts, which would be any d-series flywheel (because i cant remember how many bolts). I've already done this with a z6, it was a auto from the junk yard. Take the flex-plate off and use those same bolts to bolt on the flywheel and your done.
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Re: (z6hatchboy)
Originally Posted by z6hatchboy
Take the flex-plate off and use those same bolts to bolt on the flywheel and your done.
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11-09-2008, 02:32 PM
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Re: (94EG8)
Im an idiot, the picture in my manual is from 92-95. I have a Y8 so i guess EK motors have 6 bolts and EGs have 8? I need to go to the junkyard and find a flywheel!
11-09-2008, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by z6hatchboy
Yeah, just find a flywheel that has the same amount of bolts, which would be any d-series flywheel (because i cant remember how many bolts). I've already done this with a z6, it was a auto from the junk yard. Take the flex-plate off and use those same bolts to bolt on the flywheel and your done.
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ef, eg, ek sohc = 6 bolt flywheels, b-series have 8. And yes, I believe the AT bolts will thread in but they definitely won't go in far enough to secure the flywheel 
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