Y1 tranny flywheel removal...
looks like these 23mm bolts is what does it, but i gave it a go, and i couldn't make'm give in.... is this normal...? should some wd-40 do it...? thoughts, comments..?
They're 12 point 17mm bolts and you'll need a tool to hold the flywheel so you can remove the bolts... or an impact will work if you have a good air compressor set up.
If you put AD40 on the bolts and the attach a long breaker bar to the crank pulley bolt, have a mate hold the engine steady and use a 17mm socket on the flywheel bolts they'll come off.
Just remeber to thread lock the new ones
Just remeber to thread lock the new ones
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exactly do that or put a screw driver in betwen the the gears, use some wd40 to loosen them up a bit and they should come off pretty easy
</TD></TR></TABLE>exactly do that or put a screw driver in betwen the the gears, use some wd40 to loosen them up a bit and they should come off pretty easy
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