« on: Aug 29, 2004, 11:20:01 PM »
Donkeykong, I am still not sure how this all happened.
I think we installed the flywheel, but I also remember writing down torque specs on the gasket box.
If we left the flywheel lose, and the clutch assm was installed on the loose flywheel, it would of made noise right away.
It appears to me that four of the flywheel bolts were over torqued and then sheared off and two were under torqued that came loose?
I do not put locktight on the flywheel to crankshaft bolts.
Bottom line is that we stood behind the product and thanks again to the customer for the kind words.
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