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Car Forum / MINI / May 2006

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Flywheel advice,

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Fitzy - 28 Apr 2006 21:42 GMT
I am having problems removing the flywheel from a 1275 verto,
the engine is out of the car and is being stripped at the moment, problem is
,The flywheel puller wont budge it,
any suggestions,
cheers
Fitzy
Barspeed and his magical Mini's - 28 Apr 2006 22:26 GMT
Put the key way back in and smash it with a sledge hammer, what i had to do
the other week!
sod the key way btw....it will bend

>I am having problems removing the flywheel from a 1275 verto,
> the engine is out of the car and is being stripped at the moment, problem
> is ,The flywheel puller wont budge it,
> any suggestions,
> cheers
> Fitzy
flash harry - 28 Apr 2006 23:52 GMT
I had to remove the flywheel to replace the clutches on two occasions
and had the same problem.  I put the puller on and tightened the bolts
then heated the centre boss with a blowlamp. I then hit the centre boss
with a hammer and it jolted off.

flash harry
Jim - 02 May 2006 12:08 GMT
> I am having problems removing the flywheel from a 1275 verto,
> the engine is out of the car and is being stripped at the moment, problem is
> ,The flywheel puller wont budge it,
> any suggestions,
> cheers
> Fitzy

Tried the old boiling water trick ? Other than that CAREFUL heating of
the centre of the flywheel with a blowlamp, you don't want to distort
the flywheel otherwise you get mucho clutch judder.

HTH
Jim
 
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