Flywheel ?
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RE: Flywheel ?
I use the end of a toothbrush to lock the piston into place and then a pair of channel locks with a rag over the flywheel and slowly gently work it off.
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RE: Flywheel ?
..and in case you lost your vise grips or channel locks, you can get this [link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXBDV1&P=7[/link]
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RE: Flywheel ?
Something else u can use to get the flywheel/nut off is a battery terminal puller. U can get them usually at most auto parts stores...that will do the trick usually as well....
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RE: Flywheel ?
I finally got it off. Next time I make an order on tower that's going in my cart, I'll try the battery terminal puller also. Thanks again.
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RE: Flywheel ?
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I use the end of a toothbrush to lock the piston into place and then a pair of channel locks with a rag over the flywheel and slowly gently work it off.
I use the end of a toothbrush to lock the piston into place and then a pair of channel locks with a rag over the flywheel and slowly gently work it off.
there is a tool that threads into the glowplug hole and holds the piston. i have one, it unscreaws out of the end of my 4 way wrench