Flywheel
The flywheel provides a friction surface for the clutch disc, a mounting surface for the pressure plate, a mounting for the starter driven gear, and on some engines, the flywheel is a factor in engine balance.
The flywheel provides a friction surface for the clutch disc, a mounting surface for the pressure plate, a mounting for the starter driven gear, and on some engines, the flywheel is a factor in engine balance.
The condition of the friction surface
of the flywheel is important for proper clutch function. The surface
should be smooth and free of burned spots and surface cracks. Used
flywheels can be re-surfaced. This should be done by grinding rather
than lathe turning as less material is removed. The amount of material
removed from the face can affect which clutch release bearing should be
used. A flywheel should always be checked for runout on the engine it
will be used on. Face runout should not exceed .005 (five thousandths)
of an inch.
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