Lets discuss flywheels.

[702Shooter]

I've purchased a lightweight flywheel to replace the current one.

I could order a flywheel puller...Or? Any suggestions how to pull one without the puller?

Then......If it's a pain to pull it, how do I attach the new one?

Thanks for your input.

 

[Bigger the Better]

I never bought a flywheel puller. I have had to pull many. With what you ask? Make your own for under $2.00.

CLick here for Flywheel Puller on LSF

And if your even cheaper like me you will make a piston stopper.

Click here for Piston Stopper on LSF

Keep looking down and you will find a few more stopper ideas like a light fixture end.

 

[702Shooter]

I never bought a flywheel puller. I have had to pull many. With what you ask? Make your own for under $2.00.

CLick here for Flywheel Puller on LSF

And if your even cheaper like me you will make a piston stopper.

Click here for Piston Stopper on LSF

Keep looking down and you will find a few more stopper ideas like a light fixture end.

I already made my own flywheel puller very similar to what you suggest. I used JB weld on the nut around the center bolt though. The weld broke and I'm apparently too dumb to simply use a wrench as suggested.

The piston stopper is simple enough. I'll go do this right now.

Still wondering about the pressure it takes to put the new flywheel on though.

 

[mooman007uk]

looks like the home made puller is popular, i made one too a whiles back outta a bit of scrap aluminum, i don't bother with a piston stopper i just hold the flywheel with a bit of towel wrapped around it and use my air wrench to loosen and tighten, turned down of course, I do the clutch bolts the same way...never had any issues

 

[Bigger the Better]

Still wondering about the pressure it takes to put the new flywheel on though.

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