Removing fly wheel

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Removing fly wheel

Post by Holdup »

Got the geny cover and geny off but cant remove the flywheel :(

Any special techniques / tools needed?

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Re: Removing fly wheel

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use a bar end weight! :up:
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Re: Removing fly wheel

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I thought that was the clutch flywheel ... oh well live and learn
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Re: Removing fly wheel

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was it? i dunno just remember fly wheel bar end from some other place! probably totally wrong then, nothing new there! :roll:
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Re: Removing fly wheel

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Isn't it the something like stator coil on the generator ?
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Re: Removing fly wheel

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There's a stator coil and a rotor, which is what I presume you mean? To get the rotor off you need a special tool.

There's something like this listed on ebay, but I'm not vouching for it, never used one.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sykes-Pickavant-U ... 7C294%3A50" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I do know that they can be a bitch to get off. Mine has just had the generator replaced and the mechanic had trouble with it, even with the correct tool.
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Re: Removing fly wheel

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the front wheel spindel fits the threads in the flywheel cover but you will need a impact wrench as well
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Re: Removing fly wheel

Post by dobbslc »

That tool above is not the right one for the job.
The bar end weight fits but is very soft and will probably strip when you use it,
I got a flywheel/rotor puller off ebay for about £10 it's a cross shape with 4 different size threads on it but it was still a pig of a job with lots of heat & hammering needed to shift it.

Hope this helps. :grin:
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Re: Removing fly wheel

Post by Evilchicken0 »

The Flywheel is a bitch to remove ... but I thought we were talking about the other end of crank under the generator cover ...

I could be confused though
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Re: Removing fly wheel

Post by dobbslc »

The coils are fixed inside the cover & the rotor is on the end of the crank. 8-)

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