big_eddy
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Like a dolt, I snugged up the flywheel nut with a ratchet when I installed it, but my torque wrench was out in the garage, so saved that for later. After 3 rounds chasing air leaks around the intake manifold, I finally got it sealed up and back together, but forgot to torque the nut.
Of course, got it warmed up and hit a log, and there was an awful noise. Nut backed off, key sheared, flywheel spinning loose on the crank, and I’m back to the bench.
Other than a new flywheel, any shop fixes? I have key stock, but no accurate way to cut a key slot in the flywheel.
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Of course, got it warmed up and hit a log, and there was an awful noise. Nut backed off, key sheared, flywheel spinning loose on the crank, and I’m back to the bench.
Other than a new flywheel, any shop fixes? I have key stock, but no accurate way to cut a key slot in the flywheel.
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