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I replaced my clutch recently and was conemplating buying a flywheel lock with all the other parts I had to get. But before I did was down at Ace Hardware and saw this metal plate. I thought it would be just the ticket and it was. So for about a dollar I bought the metal plate and a bolt rigged up a perfectly working flywheel lock.
So if you need a lock and want to save a few bucks give this a try. By the way the bolt on the left is an extra starter bolt. ![]()
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nice job,
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Practically anything with two holes in it will work (get your mind out of the gutter)
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MONSTER GARAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Now, that's what I call a high speed starter gear!
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I just threaded a long bolt through the flywheel so that it hit one of the webs in the engine case. It seemed to work fine...was this wrong?
Anyway, looks good Fidalgo.
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I saved even more effort and just used a double box wrench between the bolts.
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