Flywheel.
Flywheel.
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esso

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1,849 posts

246 months

Friday 23rd July 2010
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My clutch has started to slip so next week i`m taking the car to bits(again!) to fit a new one.Its done 15k miles on this clutch which was re-lined,prior to that it had done 20k miles on that clutch.What i`m not sure about is the condition of the flywheel,if I need to replace this is there anything I need to watch out for and any info I require when changing it?Can anyone tell me the torque settings for any significant bolts?
Thanks.

APB_V8

57 posts

211 months

Friday 23rd July 2010
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Alright Al

A step by step guide with torque settings is in the AJP Manual. If you are going to be at McD on Sunday I'll get them to you.

Andrew

Edited by APB_V8 on Friday 23 July 23:25

esso

Original Poster:

1,849 posts

246 months

Saturday 24th July 2010
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Hi Andy,thanks for that,you did give me a copy of the manual so I will check it out,cheers Buddy.

esso

Original Poster:

1,849 posts

246 months

Saturday 24th July 2010
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esso said:
Hi Andy,thanks for that,you did give me a copy of the manual so I will check it out,cheers Buddy.
p.s.....will see you at Mcd`s but won`t be in the Cerb...i will be a passenger!

mikeinsheffield

1,038 posts

214 months

Saturday 24th July 2010
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If you need to replace the flywheel - you could consider putting in a lighter weight one from RaceProved. I did this in mine when replacing the clutch and found the flywheel to be damaged. It's not the race one - it's just a lighter one than standard - the car is still very "drivable" in traffic - but it helps it spin up quicker.

boss1uk

260 posts

203 months

Sunday 25th July 2010
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i changed to the lighter flywheel as thought that was a must if changing the clutch. i have no slow running or lumpy running problems so would recommend it even if the old one is ok....