Flywheel Cover?
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Flywheel Cover?
Do I need a flywheel cover? When I bought the car and the cover was missing. I am wondering, other than a possability of teeth being chipped, is there any adverse effects of not having the cover? :confused:
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Re: Flywheel Cover? (Wasemiller)
Do I need a flywheel cover? When I bought the car and the cover was missing. I am wondering, other than a possability of teeth being chipped, is there any adverse effects of not having the cover? :confused:
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Re: Flywheel Cover? (Wasemiller)
I drove mine around for 6 years without one. I never even knew it was missing intill last year. :crazy:
I put a new one on just to be safe......you should do the same.
I put a new one on just to be safe......you should do the same.
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Re: Flywheel Cover? (bill mcdonald)
Do I need a flywheel cover? When I bought the car and the cover was missing. I am wondering, other than a possability of teeth being chipped, is there any adverse effects of not having the cover? :confused:
Yes I would get the cover put on there. It will help protect the clutch (if you have a manual) and starter from dirt, oil, and water.
Yes I would get the cover put on there. It will help protect the clutch (if you have a manual) and starter from dirt, oil, and water.
