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A flywheel (or a leading disk of the torque converter)
Withdrawal
| PERFORMANCE ORDER | | The flywheel - vehicles with manual transmission | | 1. Remove the gearbox, then remove the clutch assembly. |  | 2. Fix a flywheel from turning of the ring gear using tool (arrow). To fix, you can use also the area that abuts the end tooth flywheel and is bolted to the cylinder bore. | | 3. Loosen and remove the flywheel bolts. Take care not to drop the flywheel, so the hard part. | | 4. If necessary, remove from the cylinder cover, preliminary having marked its orientation. With the weakening of the plate dowel pins, remove pins and keep together with cover. | | Leading the drive torque converter - vehicles with automatic transmission | | 5. Remove the transmission. | | 6. Secure the drive plate (see. Paragraph 2). | | 7. Remove the bolts from the master disk, remove the disk restrictor plates. | | 8. Remove the clutch between the drive plate and the crankshaft. | | 9. If necessary, remove from the cylinder cover, preliminary having marked orientation lining. With the weakening of the plate dowel pins, remove pins and keep together with cover. |
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Checking the Status
| PERFORMANCE ORDER | | 1. In vehicles with a manual transmission, check for contact surface clutch plate to the flywheel of deep furrows, check for chips and wear on the teeth of flywheel. At detection of cracks on the working surface, traces of deep development and other damage to the flywheel must be replaced. However, the damaged surface can be sanded, but for this it is necessary to consult the service of Car Nissan, or a specialist. | | 2. On cars with automatic transmission, check carefully for signs of deformation of the drive plate torque converter, check the availability of fine cracks that begin with bolt holes or cracks radiating from the central part to the periphery. Check the teeth on the rim chipping and wear. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, replace the drive plate. |
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Setting
| PERFORMANCE ORDER | | The flywheel - vehicles with manual transmission | | 1. Set the engine block studs (if removed), and overlay. | 2. Clean the surface of the flywheel and crankshaft. | | 3. Establish a flywheel and tighten the screws. | | 4. Fix a flywheel in the above manner, and tighten the bolts to the specified torque. | | 5. Install the clutch mechanism assembly. Remove the device for fixing the flywheel and install the PPC. | | Leading the drive torque converter - vehicles with automatic transmission | | 6. Set the engine block studs (if removed), and overlay. | | 7. Clean the contact surface of the drive plate and the crankshaft. | | 8. Install the coupling on the back of the drive plate and put the drive assembly with the clutch on the crankshaft. | | 9. Install the restrictor plates and tighten the screws. | | Secure the drive plate in the above manner, and tighten the bolts to the specified torque. | | 10. Remove the special tool to secure the drive plate and install transmission. |
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