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Re: John deere flywheel help
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Posted by John T on March 31, 2007 at 10:51:08 from (66.244.90.5):
In Reply to: John deere flywheel help posted by two cylinders saves gas on March 31, 2007 at 09:25:06:
If it uses the cork seal inside that D shaped housing under/behind the flywheel, I soak the new one in hot oil prior to installation. DONT FORGET the tip/pin on the inner flywheel near the center fits back in the open slot in the oil slinger (also in the D housing) so it turns it. If the old flywheel bolts are stretched Id use new grade 8 bolts and drive the flywheel almost alllll the way back in (otherwise you end up with excess end play), the spec is somethign like to within 0.015 or so. Torque the 2 big bolts n use her a while n retorque. As the gents told ya GET IT BACK ON THE SAME SPLINE IN TIME. John T
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