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Resurface the flywheel ?? 140-160

posted by  pearl on  Sun Feb 27 00:26 CST 2005
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Not sure if having the flywheel resurfaced would help the clutch work better. Seems that it would, especially with a shuddering in first gear when letting the clutch out and starting to move.
It certainly would lengthen the life of the clutch. The resurfaced flywheel would not chew up the material (I think it's asbestos) on the clutch pad so fast.
Had mine resurfaced a short while ago. Cost about $20.






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