nfinitecc

Does anyone know where i can get a ring gear clamp for the flywheel on my JDM D15b??? that motha moves around to much to bream the bolts loose, i went to my local parts places and they were like LMK please!!

t0p_sh0tta

I'm a little confused. Are you trying to remove the flywheel bolts? I got them out by jamming a screwdirver between the teeth and whacking the wrench/socket with a hammer.

nfinitecc

i am trying to get the flywheel bolts off yes, i figured this tool would also make it easier to install on my new motor, if its moving around alot i won't be able to get accurate torque specs, i thought about a screwdriver but don't want to damage the flywheel....

Dan GSR

07LAB-PV00100
or
07924-PD20003

available at Honda or Acura Dealer

nfinitecc

thanks alot
Now i just hope its not a kagillion dollars

Dan GSR

it aint cheap, but worth every penny

I got it when I did my first clutch job
and its paid for itself numerous times

Dan GSR

I think i remember paying $70

but i just looked it up, and they are selling for ~$95

Luserkid

Breaker bar or 1/2 inch with a nice cheater bar on the crank pully and place it on the floor, and go to work with the flywheel bolts.

nfinitecc

DAMN!!!!! 95$ for that little piece of shiat!! o well a member of H-i.com just enlightened me on the crank pulley bolt.... why the hell didn't i think of that???

Dan GSR

<--- doesn't mind paying $$ for the right tools

ive got a lot more $$ in tools, than i do in my car

t0p_sh0tta

Having the right tool makes the job MUCH easier.

Dan GSR

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I've been in situations, where I was struggling for a long time trying to do something

and then I say **** it, and just buy the proper tool, and it takes 2 seconds to finish

vtecmissle

use an impact wrench barely tries to move. i have also used a screwdriver wedged between frame and flywheel. You could make the tool in ten minutes with a mill or maybe 20 minutes with hand tools just measure and cut or weld something to a slotted washer and your good to go.

Dan GSR

impact wrench isn't gonna work when you need to put the clutch/flywheel back on