Re: [DMCForum] Measuring the flywheel surface?

[Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxxxxxxx>]

Most calipers have a small rod that comes out of the
back.  You can use the rod to measure the step between
the surfaces.


--- Ryan Wright <ryanpwright@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Group -
> 
> What tool do I need, and how do I use it, to measure
> the surface
> difference on the flywheel between the outer ring
> and the inner
> (clutch disk) ring? I need to find out whether the
> flywheel is OK or
> not.
> 
> I'd assumed a caliper would do this, but it's not
> going to give me an
> accurate difference due to the back of the flywheel
> also being
> stepped. Besides, the measurement "teeth" on my
> caliper aren't long
> enough to reach that far into the flywheel. I did
> measure the
> thickness of the flywheel on the outer ring at
> 0.746, but now I need
> to know how much higher the clutch disk surface is.
> 
> I looked all over last night for a proper tool,
> trying to explain what
> I wanted to do to various tool salesmen, and nobody
> knew what I was
> talking about. :)
> 
> -Ryan
> 
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