I didn't use any special tool to pull of the retaining nut.
I rotated the flywheel & used a screwdriver. the handle I put in the sub frame & rolled the flywheel until the edge of the screwdriver wedged in one of the flanges on the flywheel. I'll post a photo or link to my facebook page.
I'm using a drop of locktight on the threads before tork'n it down.
whats the tork? think I saw somewhere here ... it's 140 fp????
it didn't seem to be that tight when I pulled it off, seemed more like 80fp... but an 18 inch breaker bar may have created an illusion...
I marked it before removing it... I didn't notice any arrow. It should spin freely backwards, right...?
No problem,
I took it to the parts store & found one that is perfect. it's just a bit thicker
than the one that was broken. It fits good tho! $8.. I order'd 2 extras for my parts stash.
MFG by: Parts Master
Distributed by: Aftermarket auto parts alliance, San Antonio, TX 78258
PT 4539H c/r 23450 vic 48166
thinking that the c/r & vic numbers are the 2 parts that make the complete seal.?
going to sand down the valve shim on wet sand paper, I bought 600 grit for the major removal & 1000 for a final polish.... might even use the buffer & some "Mothers" rubbing compound
She should be waking up the neighborhood around 11pm
Looking foreward to riding her up the mountain!
I WILL drink an $8 beer @ hells kitchen, if I make it there....
They have GREAT sweet potato fries. Mmmm!
Going to park right up front where the harley doods park
