4.2 flywheel removal
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The way I was taught was to take a long 5/16 fine bolt with a washer on it. Then find a deep socket to go over the dowel. The next step is to screw the bolt in thru the socket, this will the draw out the dowels. You want to make sure the bolt only come about 1/2 beyond the socket so as not to bottom out on the crank.
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Awesome. I'm going to my shop to do it right now...
The way I was taught was to take a long 5/16 fine bolt with a washer on it. Then find a deep socket to go over the dowel. The next step is to screw the bolt in thru the socket, this will the draw out the dowels. You want to make sure the bolt only come about 1/2 beyond the socket so as not to bottom out on the crank.
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