Flywheel installation.
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St. Jude Donor '09
Flywheel installation.
Just confirming data here. Manual states to use thread locker on the flywheel bolts and torque to 75-85 ftlb? Seems straight forward. Any cautionary remarks? Yes there is an alignment dowel in the crank.
Going to the pilot bushing at the same time----duh. :D
Getting closer. :hurray: :party:
Going to the pilot bushing at the same time----duh. :D
Getting closer. :hurray: :party:
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Re: Flywheel installation. (jerryjfunk)
Lock-Tite Red.
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Re: Flywheel installation. (jerryjfunk)
You worry too much.
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I used ARP bolts and their instructions stated to used assembly lube and torque to 60ftlb in a criss cross pattern. If you use 30W oil then 85ftlb. :eek: Ready for the Lakewood Scatershield now. :hurray:
