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funny enough i had to make a homemade puller last night for the yam 55,the hydro puller just was,nt cutting the cake and there was a risk of damaging the outer ring gear
..On the yam flywheel there is 3 threaded holes close to the shaft so after finding a piece of round plate i nipped it up in the rotary table and drilled 1 centre hole and 3 other holes were the fixing bolts would go.Then welded a nut on the underside of the plate to take a bolt down the middle to screw down on to the shaft after fixing with the 3 bolts to the flywheel,applied screw pressure and a little tap with the hammer and "pop" off it came. Little hint is on a taper the closer you can apply the force the easier it will pull and always re-fit with a very fine smear of grease on the taper for future easier removal![]() will post up pics if anyone wants to see it. |
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Ok guys, Just managed to get the flywheel off using a puller and a smack from the hammer.
Will remove stator tomo for bench test. Have found 2 magnets loose and out of position under the flywheel ? Could this cause my problems ? Cheers Juker |
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iff your happy with the fact they were loose to begin with then as stated by Russ they will cause problems
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I can't prove that the hammer didn't move them, But i only hit the flywheel once !
What my fix on the flywheel magnets ? Is it worth using glue then refixing flywheel for testing ? |
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Since the flywheel is on a taper it is extremely unlikely that you have dislodged the magnets,putting them back is not so easy !
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Magnets were fixed back in position, refixed engine/flywheel and still no joy
![]() Just waiting on a towbar for our new car, then i think I'm going to take it to the dealers to fix. Will update once its been sorted. |
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Yellow - left on rec - 10.6v Yellow - right on rec - 10.7v Red to switch box - 48.2v Blue to switch box - 137.9v What you guys think ? |
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..On the yam flywheel there is 3 threaded holes close to the shaft so after finding a piece of round plate i nipped it up in the rotary table and drilled 1 centre hole and 3 other holes were the fixing bolts would go.Then welded a nut on the underside of the plate to take a bolt down the middle to screw down on to the shaft after fixing with the 3 bolts to the flywheel,applied screw pressure and a little tap with the hammer and "pop" off it came. Little hint is on a taper the closer you can apply the force the easier it will pull and always re-fit with a very fine smear of grease on the taper for future easier removal


iff your happy with the fact they were loose to begin with then as stated by Russ they will cause problems
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