Fidanza Flywheel doesn't fit...
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Fidanza Flywheel doesn't fit...
This thing is supposed to slip right on the crank right. The old one slides off and on. My new Fidanza flywheel is not sliding in over the crank. I am currently using a rubber mallet to attempt to get this on. Tell me this is what everyone else went through....
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Originally Posted by matty
You have to shave oh so little off the inside diameter of the fylwheel, not the crank. I did the same thing a few weeks ago and it slid right on
-matt
-matt
No worries. It's amazing what a rubber mallet and clockwise hitting will do.
I am all finished. Got everything back together after doing rear main seal, clutch, and flywheel. And the car won't start. Only rolling starts. I am curious how I would be able to diagnos an issue with the starter.
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Originally Posted by MireLanski
No worries. It's amazing what a rubber mallet and clockwise hitting will do.
I am all finished. Got everything back together after doing rear main seal, clutch, and flywheel. And the car won't start. Only rolling starts. I am curious how I would be able to diagnos an issue with the starter.
I am all finished. Got everything back together after doing rear main seal, clutch, and flywheel. And the car won't start. Only rolling starts. I am curious how I would be able to diagnos an issue with the starter.
Did you make sure you plugged back in all the sensors ?? Bell housing sensor is a main one that would effect starting. Did you reinstall the Timing Ring on the back of the NEW fidanza Flywheel ??
If the car was starting fine before the install, I wouldnt be worried about the starter.
-matt
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