flywheel
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flywheel
I pulled the 300 out of my 85 f150 this weekend, and found my vacuum leak, the intake was cracked near the rear of the engine. The question I had was that I am replacing the clutch, because it was slipping very badly and the ring gear on the flywheel is notched, can I replace just the gear or do I have to replace the whole flywheel?
Edit: Also where is a good place to buy intake amnifold/exhaust manifold bolts? Summit didn't have any labeled as 300 compatible, what is the thread spacing/size on these?
thanks
Sean
Edit: Also where is a good place to buy intake amnifold/exhaust manifold bolts? Summit didn't have any labeled as 300 compatible, what is the thread spacing/size on these?
thanks
Sean
Last edited by 387designs; Dec 15, 2007 at 07:01 PM.
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Take the bolts to the hardware store and match them up. A good place to get bolts cheap is tractor supply if they have what you need.
You should be able to replace the gear only. Take a hacksaw and saw the gear in two-it will pop off. Get a new gear and using a torch, gently heat the gear all the way around till it starts smoking, and then with gloves, quickly slip the gear onto the flywheel.
You should be able to replace the gear only. Take a hacksaw and saw the gear in two-it will pop off. Get a new gear and using a torch, gently heat the gear all the way around till it starts smoking, and then with gloves, quickly slip the gear onto the flywheel.
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Originally Posted by Franklin2
Take the bolts to the hardware store and match them up. A good place to get bolts cheap is tractor supply if they have what you need.
You should be able to replace the gear only. Take a hacksaw and saw the gear in two-it will pop off. Get a new gear and using a torch, gently heat the gear all the way around till it starts smoking, and then with gloves, quickly slip the gear onto the flywheel.
You should be able to replace the gear only. Take a hacksaw and saw the gear in two-it will pop off. Get a new gear and using a torch, gently heat the gear all the way around till it starts smoking, and then with gloves, quickly slip the gear onto the flywheel.
