Flywheel alignment

Discussion in 'Mechanical - Engine, Gearbox, Exhaust etc' started by Jukidam, Dec 21, 2020.

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  1. Hey


    i forgot how I did it the last time and the workshop paper from Renault doesn’t say anything about it.

    i pulled the flywheel out and forgot how it was mounted so I can mount the new Single mass flywheel correct on

    i have a Megane 225 and want to fit the r26r clutch

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  2. ianplymouth

    ianplymouth RSM Club Member

    If you look one of the holes is offset, so it will only go on in one position.

    Also the plate can fit both ways, but the right way is the sticky out bit goes into the flywheel recess
     
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  3. Thank you a lot for the fast response i almost understand it but don’t understand what you mean with plate an recess


    So if there is a Offset I can only fit It in one way and the timing would be perfect ?



    I'm just scared of the story you had with a bad teeth on the smf and doesn’t want one similar with dealignment smf :grin:
     
  4. With plate you mean clutch plate or ?
    If yes on the luk one it’s anyways written down which side goes where

    Perfect for the idiots like me =p
     
  5. As @ianplymouth said, it can only fit one way because the holes for the bolts are drilled with an offset. Just put the flywheel on the crank and rotate the flywheel until you get all the holes perfectly aligned :blush: . Don't forget to replace the little bearing where the gearbox input shaft sits inside the crankshaft!!
     
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  6. Perfect, thank you =)
     
  7. ianplymouth

    ianplymouth RSM Club Member

    The clutch drive plate, one side is almost flat, the other side has a raised section, the raised part fits into the flywheel not the cover.

    You have a solid mass flywheel, so there is no chance of the problem i had, your teeth on the flywheel are a cast part of the flywheel.
     
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  8. Perfect, thanks. Now I understand everything
     
  9. Hey guys

    i try to align the clutch plate perfectly with a universal tool but failed

    can I Open the construction again and fix that or do I need the SAC Tool now ?


    Someone know it ?

    I think I also did this fail the last time and reopen the clutch construction but i don’t want more fails
     
  10. ianplymouth

    ianplymouth RSM Club Member

    You can loosen the bolts evenly all around, put your alignment tool in and tap it till it looks and feels right, then tighten the bolts evenly once your happy.

    Answered your PM
     
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  11. Thank you

    but I buy the kit and did it that way

    And the end it was a bit useless but it’s fine that job is done just need to reassemble everything and I hope the bleeding story will be a short one
     
  12. Hey guys

    Engine is in and almost everything is fine just

    Engine runs really smooth start perfect without issues and no rattling or any strange sounds but I wonder about a new starter sound, doesn’t sound like the magnet is blocking. It makes the sound while turning the flywheel

    It’s not very loud but strange and I’m wondering what I do wrong ? The starter can’t be mounted wrong or adjusted and the flywheel is just straight fitted so no way there is too less space or something

    Did I think wrong and the starter needs a little bit adjustment or something ?


    The sound is like you put a screwdriver on the flywheel while Starting, not very Loud just the sound is like That and stop immediately when the engine start and go to idle

    @ianplymouth you had also a smf did you recognise a louder or untypical starter sound ?


    I think it’s not important but just to say clutch feeling is almost good but need a addition night with the clutchpedal down forced. Gears go without issues in.



    And I wish everybody a happy new year and a ton of luck and happiness !!
     
  13. ianplymouth

    ianplymouth RSM Club Member

    Happy new year mate

    That sound is what you get with a single mass flywheel, it's because the flywheel sounds "tinny" when you hit it with a spanner or such like.

    How's the clutch this morning ???
     
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  14. Ah okay that's understandable thank you


    I forgot last night to put a stick on the pedal :smile:

    i will see tomorrow
     

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