Loose Flywheel
Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 10:26 pm
Again, not an owner yet of the Elan. But is it really true that neither
an access plate/dust cover nor sufficient access is available through
the starter hole to let you pry the thing and determine whether it's
about to fall off? If not, seems very odd... Not much access would be
needed for this level of assurance.
If you can't get at the flywheel, how do you guys read timing marks?
Tony's right that it fits the symptoms, but I hope for your sake he's
not on the money. running a loose flywheel is sure to make for some
nasty cleanup.
-- Doug Nicholls, 54/1822 Ma~
an access plate/dust cover nor sufficient access is available through
the starter hole to let you pry the thing and determine whether it's
about to fall off? If not, seems very odd... Not much access would be
needed for this level of assurance.
If you can't get at the flywheel, how do you guys read timing marks?
Tony's right that it fits the symptoms, but I hope for your sake he's
not on the money. running a loose flywheel is sure to make for some
nasty cleanup.
-- Doug Nicholls, 54/1822 Ma~