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Age: 47 Posts: 73 Joined: 16th Jun 2012 Ride: Ef Ghia 1994 Location: Maybe i'm in the fridge ;] |
Once again i would like to thank all that post on this site,yaz rock!!!
I have a question about replacing an el xr6 auto motor flywheel. (I was going to do this last time i changed gearbox but oil came running out when i undid it???) So my question is..is there a seal that you have to replace once removed flywheel (4 speed auto) or can you just replace the flywheel without buying seal?? If you not hurting yourself your doing something wrong!!! 
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| phongus |
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...flywheels don't have fluids in them
 ...do you mean torque converter?
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It would be as Phong says because it is a AUTO
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| TROYMAN |
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i think he means when he undid the flywheel bolts from the crank oil came out??
if so thats normal as some of the e series cranks have the flywheel bolt holes go all the way through and engine oil can come out... |
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Age: 47 Posts: 73 Joined: 16th Jun 2012 Ride: Ef Ghia 1994 Location: Maybe i'm in the fridge ;] |
No dont mean torque convertor.. and thought that myself but last time i tried taking off the flywheel motor oil started draining out. Tighted it back up and it stopped??? Also how important is it to Replace bolts once new flywheel is fitted?? Last time i just tightened them back up with loctite,didnt seem to worry it???
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Age: 47 Posts: 73 Joined: 16th Jun 2012 Ride: Ef Ghia 1994 Location: Maybe i'm in the fridge ;] |
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Yes troyman thats what i mean and do you have to replace seal-bearing? or just refit flywheel?? Also how important it is to replace bolts. Thanks lad you seem to know ya sh@t ;] |
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Age: 47 Posts: 73 Joined: 16th Jun 2012 Ride: Ef Ghia 1994 Location: Maybe i'm in the fridge ;] |
Okay im guessing that the bolts seal themselves (motor oil)when tightened if so thank god ;] Thought it may have something to do with the rear main seal as i have never seen ouil drain out when replacing a flywheel. New Bolts? Cheers aye...
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| TROYMAN |
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no need to replace the rear seal, best thing is to use a mild thread lock, this will stop the bolts from coming loose and will stop oil seeping through the threads....
and yes you can re use the bolts, just make sure the threads are clean before fitting them |
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Age: 47 Posts: 73 Joined: 16th Jun 2012 Ride: Ef Ghia 1994 Location: Maybe i'm in the fridge ;] |
Cheers man your a legend!!!
 thats all i need to know
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{USERNAME} wrote: i think he means when he undid the flywheel bolts from the crank oil came out?? if so thats normal as some of the e series cranks have the flywheel bolt holes go all the way through and engine oil can come out... Hmmm learn something new everyday!
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Age: 47 Posts: 73 Joined: 16th Jun 2012 Ride: Ef Ghia 1994 Location: Maybe i'm in the fridge ;] |
Ya sure do
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