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Merc 4cyl 165, removing the flywheel.. how?

Merc 4cyl 165, removing the flywheel.. how?

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08-29-06, 09:12 AM

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Merc 4cyl 165, removing the flywheel.. how?

I have the seloc book and of course it's not in there! I googled and asked around. My buddy want me to hit it with the deadblow hammer! I don't want to screw anything up. Anybody know the proper way to remove this? prying, hammering, HELP!
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No advice on removing the flywheel?

I guess I will hit it with a hammer tonight... I'll buffer the blow with a 2x4. Wish me luck

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haha yeah i guess no one had any ideas

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09-02-06, 08:21 PM

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There is an actual flywheel removal tool for this operation. If the flywheel is really stuck on there, I'd recommend renting one. Flywheels are a fragile thing, a deadblow runs the risk of stress cracks, and the prybar/screwdriver method runs the risk of breaking or warping.
-Chris

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