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Flywheel bolts- Torque setting?
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    Posted: 01 Oct 2011 at 1:27pm
I am going to be putting the new clutch on my WD45 .  Is there any torque settings for the flywheel bolts?  The shop manual doesn't list anything.
 
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For the diesel they say 95 to 105
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Mine is gas.  Sorry I didn't clarify.
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I figured that.
I would think the diesel specs would be pretty close to the gas if not the same.
I can't count the number of engines I built by just getting them good and tight without knowing what torque they were at.
After you get them evenly snug go around again with a small 1/2 breaker bar.
You should be fine.
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The gas is lower, it's either 65 or 85 can't remember for sure, and my book is out in the shop.
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My service manual for WD45 gas flywheel says,
lockwashers and capscrews, tighten to 50 ft. lbs.
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