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#40544 02/15/2002 2:49 AM
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I was wondring how to pull the flywheel of. It is a 1948 GMC. i have the whole clutch assembly out. But i want to get the flywheel off so i can pull the bellhousing.

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#40545 02/15/2002 3:24 AM
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If the GMC are like the Chevy engines, there are 6 bolts in the center of the flywheel. You'll have to use an old screwdriver or like tool to straighten the locks on the bolts. Then you should be able to remove the bolts, you may have to wedge the flywheel to keep it from turning. Also if you haven't you'll need to remove the starter first. smile

#40546 02/15/2002 3:36 AM
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There were only 4 bolts in the center but i will. Take the starter out tommorow and see what that does.
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#40547 02/15/2002 3:39 AM
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You may need to bump it from behind to get it to come off, possibly even rotate at opposite ends to get it off. Be careful it don't fall on you while doing this. smile

#40548 02/15/2002 3:45 AM
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Thanks, One person i asked said i needed a puller but it didnt look like i could get a puller in there. With the bellhousing on.
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#40549 02/15/2002 4:08 AM
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GMC is not like a Chevy it's real different.
I use a Flywheel holder left over from VW days undo all the bolts leave two loose and POP the flywheel loose.....It weighs something and you don't want to catch it in your teeth!!
If it's really stuck get a couple longer bolts and put them in so you got some room for it to fly without falling......but I've never seen one stuck that bad

#40550 02/15/2002 4:34 AM
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What if the flywheel is stuck on pretty bad what should i do.
Thanks,Mike

#40551 02/15/2002 4:53 AM
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You apply a liberal amount of BFH!
I have taken flywheels off with a sledge and a 'BIG DUCKBILL' but that was on Mini's not GMC

Is your flywwheel really stuck? Or are you jus gettin ready?

#40552 02/15/2002 5:10 AM
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Well i ran out of light before i could really work on the flywheel. But i couldnt get it off then. but ill try tommorow.
mike

#40553 02/17/2002 6:30 AM
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Buck.....You take Sat off?

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Hopefully he will take flywheel off! grin

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#40555 02/19/2002 3:30 AM
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thanks for all the help. I got the flywheel off with a couple rotations and a few light taps on the back with a hammer and it popped right off.
Thanks, Mike

#40556 02/19/2002 4:25 AM
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Bucko You ARE working on a Jimmy .......you CAN hit it with a hammer.....HARD


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