How bad should the flywheel be to get it skimmed??
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Subject says it all...
Flywheel has some remains of clutch on it... not perfectly smooth....
David
Flywheel has some remains of clutch on it... not perfectly smooth....
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If you are getting a new clutch fitted, I would spend the few quid to get a nice smooth surface skimmed. It's a small price compared to the effort if the clutch judders or wears out faster.
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Would it not need rebalancing anyway??? I am assuming I should mark this before it take it of.. or does it use cams to measure tdc??
Anybody know anywhere in leeds of the top of your head?? How much should I expect to pay?? And what actually needs doing??
Ie My Dad has a lathe in the garage...And could **possibly** spin it on it... if it wont fit on ours then his mate works at a railway... and they can spin train wheels on theres... Assuming we mount it flat is it a case of making it a perfectly flat surface... or would it need balancing...
Sorry to be thick.... But like I say work with computers... (Im no engineer or mechanic...... however thats dad's degree but he is on hol... so no advice at moment from him!)
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Anybody know anywhere in leeds of the top of your head?? How much should I expect to pay?? And what actually needs doing??
Ie My Dad has a lathe in the garage...And could **possibly** spin it on it... if it wont fit on ours then his mate works at a railway... and they can spin train wheels on theres... Assuming we mount it flat is it a case of making it a perfectly flat surface... or would it need balancing...
Sorry to be thick.... But like I say work with computers... (Im no engineer or mechanic...... however thats dad's degree but he is on hol... so no advice at moment from him!)
David
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