How to turn flywheel to see if they are missing teeth
#1
How to turn flywheel to see if they are missing teeth
I removed the starter and plugs, can see part of flywheel through window where starter was, but need to turn the whole flywheel to see the rest, anyone knows the procedure, thanks!
#2
You've got to turn the engine. It would probably be easier to reinstall the starter to use it to bump the engine until you've seen the entire flywheel. You have an inspection cover at the bottom of the transmission. If I'm not mistaken, you can inspect the flywheel from there.
#4
True. Devil's advocate: Have you turned the engine over by hand with all the accessories attached? Maybe a good idea if you have a lift and a long wrench, but I'd rather not do it while I'm under it on jackstands.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
ballerchris510
5th Generation Maxima (2000-2003)
6
09-11-2015 05:29 PM