Before starting engine Flywheel replacement work you need to remove the transaxle. The Flywheel holder (J 37096) should be used to stop Flywheel movement before instructing to loosen the 8 engine Flywheel bolts. Keep one bolt intact at the top position of
Crankshaft rotation before you proceed with removing seven other bolts. Securely hold the engine Flywheel before removing the final bolt which requires special attention to prevent the Flywheel from falling. Install the new engine Flywheel after removing the old one through the use of Flywheel holder (J 37096) to securely manage wheel motion. Fasten the new engine Flywheel bolts while torquing them to 15 nm (11 ft. Lbs.). Employ the torque angle meter (J 45059) to apply an extra fifty-degree rotation to the bolts which keeps the Crankshaft end play all in one direction for this examination. Engine Flywheel runout measurement requires placing a dial indicator on the engine block to evaluate the runout at three attaching bosses; the replacement of the engine Flywheel is needed when runout exceeds specifications and adjustments cannot solve the issue. Finally, install the transaxle.