downunder23

just wondering how i go about removing my flywheel from my motor so i can replace it with a newer one any help is much welcomed also how do i go about putting the newer one on once ive removed the old one with out a flywheel tool?

PDXLST

the only "nice" way of doing it would be to find a small flywheel puller...

but me....I just take the end of my ratchet that I used to take the flywheel nut off with.....and beat the thing until it pops off...just be careful not to hit the block...

Or a plastic hammer if ya have one. But since ya got a new flywheel i wouldn't worry about "hurting" your old one.

octane3117

WOW WOW WOW WOW DO NOT BEAT YOUR CAR MOTOR OR ANYTHING ELSE RELATED TO R/C. with that said i am assuming your using something to stop the piston from moving while your doing this. like a piston stop tool that screws in where the glow plug is, or a folded over large zip tie thats fits in the exhaust port to stop the piston from moving. it takes time to find but you could also use a wood plug to put in the motor under the head to stop piston from moving. once you have that done with a pair of channel locks or pliers you can turn the flywheel to work it off the shaft. and with a new collet(which never remove the flywheel without replacing it) install new flywheel and install clutch and such and tighten nut. then remove whatever you used to stop piston movement.

good luck