Can I NOT resurface my flywheel?
10-22-2001, 04:00 PM
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Can I NOT resurface my flywheel?
Ok, I had a stock replacement clutch in and it lasted like 1000 miles before I dumped the clutch and now it barely grabs. I took the tranny out and the flywheel doesn't look that bad. I just got a used centerforce DF, can I just slap it on? Thing is it could take another week b4 I can find another flywheel (already resurfaced mine 4 times). I heard you can use some steel wool on the flywheel, is this true?
10-22-2001, 05:15 PM
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As long as it still looks good: No heat checks or suspicious marks/discolorations, you can go ahead and just put it all back up without resurfacing it. With only 1000 miles on it I doubt you'll have any problems.
10-22-2001, 05:24 PM
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If there's any glaze on the flywheel and/or pressure plate, a little steel wool won't hurt.
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What you can use is the 3M emery grinding wheels for air grinders. The kind that do not remove metal. I forget exactly what they are called, but would make really short work.
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