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Date:         Tue, 26 Mar 1996 16:51:24 -0600 (CST)
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From:         jbrill@unlinfo.unl.edu (James Brill)
Subject:      Re: End play (was: Siezed pancake on table)

> Take a big flat screwdriver and pry the flywheel away from the case. There > should be a tiny amount of endplay, thunk thunk is junk. rebuild that > bottom end. You can seize yr motor by building it without ANY endplay. > Isn't this just going to bend the flywheel a tiny bit? I tried to measure the endplay on my brand new engine before I installed but couldn't get anything to move. I did the screwdriver plying bit but felt I was only bending the flywheel 0.004 or whatever. I am hoping that when I have it out for a new clutch I will have been enlightened as to the proper way to check this. I have the little measuring device. I just can't seem to get ANY movement. I assume there must be some or I wouldn't have gotten these last 3,500 miles. Please advise. Thanks, Jim -- James A. Brill Jr. \\ // jbrill@unlinfo.unl.edu \\ \\// // If you're not outraged University of Nebraska \\//\\// you're not paying attention. free-lance homo sapien \/ \/


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