NVJAY775
My home away from home.
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- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Jss?
Super Jet Electrical Gremlin....
- Thread starter kraqus
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mgander17
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- Lemoore, CA
Cleaning that up may do the trick, otherwise JSS
kraqus
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- Great State of Texas
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Absolutely!
All Electrical, including Stator are going to JSS this week for a long due Overhaul/Upgrade.
I tested the Starter motor alone and the little sucker cranked my 701 immediately.
I decided to skip any troubleshooting and go right to the Ebox....Wow! you can see the pictures.
Thanks to everyone for all the tips.....great learning experience.
One more question.
Who can tell me what tool should I buy to remove the Flywheel?
I got Cold Fusion's but that is to remove the Bolt.
I need the one to actually pull it out.
Thanks!
Benny
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mgander17
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- Lemoore, CA
Benny, it is a small 3 prong puller that you can rent from autozone, don't know what the actual name is but it is fairly small
NVJAY775
My home away from home.
- Location
- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
I use a puller. At the moment I have a lightened stock flywheel and just outside the flywheel bolt there's 3 threaded bolt holes in the flywheel. Install shouldered bolts in these holes to allow a 3 pronged puller to grab the shoulders. The center bolt on the puller presses on the flywheel bolt (flywheel bolt out to give about 1/8" gap between bolt and flywheel) This is a bit of a pain, but works very well.
Once you get it snug by hand, then use a wrench to get some good pressure on the puller bolt. I've found it works best to tap the puller bolt in line with the crank, with a smaller hammer. The flywheel normally pops loose after a few light hits.
I'll shoot ya a pm with my # if you want to call me up. My explanation sucked lol! I'd be more than happy to explain it to you over the phone.
chriselmore_1
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- san jose ca
Get a cheap harmonic balancer Kit from harbor freight our kragen to pull the flywheel
NVJAY775
My home away from home.
- Location
- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Mine came from Kragen and was around 12 to 13 bucks?
chriselmore_1
high on resin
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- san jose ca
I put a layer of Vasoline on both sides of the gasket every time I open the ebox and never had portions with that
kraqus
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- Great State of Texas
I went to AutoZOne yesterday. They have a cool program to loan tools for FREE, just a deposit is required. I got this 3 point puller thing, looks like The Terminator's Arm....ha ha! The thing obviously did not work because there is no room where you can grab the Flywheel.
I just ordered this one which is more likely to the be the right one.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370583469834?item=370583469834&viewitem=&vxp=mtr
Benny
I just ordered this one which is more likely to the be the right one.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370583469834?item=370583469834&viewitem=&vxp=mtr
Benny
kraqus
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- Great State of Texas
Not a bad idea.....Thanks!
Ha ha ha! it sure does.....and it did not smell good either.
Yep, that is exactly what I was thinking from now on.
My ski got sunk last year, I believe that is where the water (salt) made its way into the eBox. I should have opened it right after and made sure everything was dry and clean before running the ski again.
Benny
NVJAY775
My home away from home.
- Location
- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Benny. Give me a ring bro. Here's a pic for you to check out. I'don't have a flywheel to show you with but... The 3 M8 1.25 bolts thread into the face of the flywheel a bit. That's what the terminator arms grab and the center bolt of terminator hand pushes against the flywheel bolt. So the bolt is pushing on the crank and the arms are pulling on the flywheel.
Watch for the woodruff key when the flywheel comes off. Sometimes they drop out. When reinstalling, the torque spec for the flywheel bolt is either 70, or 75 lbs.
Watch for the woodruff key when the flywheel comes off. Sometimes they drop out. When reinstalling, the torque spec for the flywheel bolt is either 70, or 75 lbs.
