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selig R1

posted on 4/3/07 at 10:14 PM Reply With Quote
ZETEC FLYWHEELS

Your the first person to have done that thank god some one has!! did you use the trigger marks on the flywheel for the EUC or did you put a trigger wheel on the front of your engine.



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theconrodkid

posted on 5/3/07 at 06:00 AM Reply With Quote
just use marks on flywheel,its the same as 2.0 just about 1/2 the weight





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mad4x4

posted on 5/3/07 at 10:23 AM Reply With Quote
watch the position of the trigger, Make sure if using the manual flywheel you have the bracket for the tigger from the a maunal engine. as they are different positions


If I remember correctly the manual trigger sits closer to the block the auto sits very close to the ringgear.





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selig R1

posted on 5/3/07 at 08:32 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks conrodkid, I can now start looking at other reasons why this engine will not run.
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stevebubs

posted on 5/3/07 at 10:40 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Scoobylav
Just dont get a dunnell lightened one as the "teeth" on it arent good enough to trigger the sensor properly .. . . . . . in my experience.


Worked fine for me...crank sensor is sensitive to the polarity of the wires, though...

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