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Flywheel placement 700 1989

posted by  Cisco on  Tue Jul 1 10:40 CST 2003
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Hello everyone!
I read thru the FAQs on this subject but I'd like a bit of reinforcement. I marked everything when I removed the flywheel only to find that the center piece comes out as well. I didn't mark that in relation to the shaft before it fell out.

Anyway, this is what I did and hopefully it's right.

I set the motor to TDC and installed the flywheel with the arrow pointing towards the top of the motor. My concern lies with the position sensor and little nubs connected to the flywheel. These nubs are now positioned on either side of the sensor which is located opposite the starter (on the exhaust side of the motor).

Basically, all I am looking for is this...did I install it correctly? I removed everything to replace the rear main seal.

Thanks!
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1989 740 Turbo Intercooler Wagon, B230FT, 165K






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