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Flywheel Fasteners? 200

posted by  Chris Regensburger on  Fri Apr 22 09:51 CST 2005
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the pressure plate to flywheel fasteners will be hard to find. I think the volvo ones come with loctite on them already. Also, a lot of places can't turn the flywheels because they have a step in them and the dowel pins need to be removed before turning and pressed back in when done. Most dealers have flywheels pre-turned on the shelf, and are willing to swap them for $60-80. Also, you should get the fork too. the dealer I worked for had a whole kit of things we'd replace while we were in there, pilot bearing, throwout bearing, rear main seal, and the springs. You can always return what you don't use.
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'86, '88 740 GLE; '88, 89 740 Turbo, '88 760 Ti (stolen), now '92 965






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