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Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by seemefixit, Feb 26, 2014.

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  1. seemefixit

    seemefixit Rookie

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    #1 seemefixit, Feb 26, 2014
    im rebuilding a voith damping flywheel and i can't find the torque specs for the 6 bolts that assemble the unit to the flywheel
     
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    #3 seemefixit, Feb 26, 2014
    Will be installing new clutch with a Kevlar lined disk
     
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    #5 ronrob, Feb 27, 2014
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    #6 JeffBarber, Feb 27, 2014
    I'd say they're not published anywhere since apparently the whole flywheel with damper is sold as a unit for 4500 USD (for the 355 anyway). In fact in the WSM for the 355 it says "do not remove the flywheel from the damper" so why would they publish torque values? I'm breaking my 355 down now so I could use those values too if you come across them.
     
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    #7 seemefixit, Feb 27, 2014
    Thanks for the reply,so that's it your not suppose to take these things apart that's why there are no specs. On line everyone deviates the question and the answer. I spoke to two tecs that open these up often and they just use blue loctite on the threads and tighten by hand about 25ft lb. so that's what I did today
     
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    #8 ronrob, Feb 28, 2014
    That's what I did too (with my 355). I'm sure that will be fine.
     

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