I just put an engine in my truck. I need to replace the flywheel without re-pulling the engine is there any way to do this? Please help!
Apr 29, 2018 at 12:12 AM
Flywheel replacement
1999 FORD F-150
JADE CREGER
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Good morning.
Yes, what you need to do is to support the rear of the engine, remove the driveshafts, drop the cross member, disconnect the torque converter bolts and remove four of the six bell housing bolts. then get two 4 inch bolts for the bottom two bell housing bolts and install the long bolts in those holes. then you can slide back the transmission enough to access the flywheel.
Make sure you support the transmission as well.
Roy
Yes, what you need to do is to support the rear of the engine, remove the driveshafts, drop the cross member, disconnect the torque converter bolts and remove four of the six bell housing bolts. then get two 4 inch bolts for the bottom two bell housing bolts and install the long bolts in those holes. then you can slide back the transmission enough to access the flywheel.
Make sure you support the transmission as well.
Roy
Apr 29, 2018 at 6:32 AM
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