Serious Problem.

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  1. bmcdaniel

    bmcdaniel Senile Member

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    The 170 and the 200 flywheels are the same part number, C6DZ6375A.
     
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    I think AK has cheap 200 I6 flywheels. The 302 flywheels cost alot more than $45.
     
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    I e-mailed AK to try and see if they had any complete flywheels for my engine and at what cost. Don't really wanna go through them but I will if I have to. The one I need isn't listed in the catalog and the one they do list says Ring Gear only. so i'm trying their used parts department it doesn't have to be brand new I just want one with a descent ring gear that I don't have to try and change myself with the limited resources I have. I don't have any chisels, the hack saw I do have has dull blades it'd probably take the ring gear off but i'd be out there forever and a day trying to do it I don't have a dramel wheel with a drill or i'd use that so if I was forced to buy just the ring gear i'd end up having a shop put the gear on for me, if I do that I may as well have em resurface the flywheel and the Clutch Preasure Plate while i'm at it, that is of course a last resort option only.
     
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    Update

    Flywheel is good to go. I had a ring gear put on it and while at it had it resurfaced now it looks like a brand new flywheel. Once I get the Clutch Preasure Plate issue out of the way and a new pilot bearing I should be set to go. Then comes the grueling task of putting it all back together and praying it all works :) I don't wanna have to do this again for a very long time.
     

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