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Flywheel Bolts
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Thu, 24 July 2003 03:36
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From a couple of manuals and articles i have read on the web people are recommending replacing the flywheel bolts once the flywheel has been taken off the engine, i was just wondering whre do you get replacement bolts from? Do they have to be toyota genuine part$ or can you get them from a autoshop like repco or super cheap? I have a 100kw 4age.
cheers,
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Sydney, OZ
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May 2002
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Thu, 24 July 2003 04:54
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Myth is replacement... They're good for a couple of removals. And yes, they are only available from toyota.... ARP may have something but I didn't bother.
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I supported Toymods
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melbourne.victoria.austra...
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Thu, 24 July 2003 06:00
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i think i paid $3 per bolt from yota. cheap insurance.
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PNG
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June 2002
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Thu, 24 July 2003 06:21
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real good practice - I got my replacement bolts from Toyota for $15
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On your mum!
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May 2002
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Thu, 24 July 2003 07:08
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Ditto,
Replace them with Toyota genuine items they are guaranteed to be cheaper than any single bolt you can buy from ARP. I generally do a couple of times before replacement.
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Montrose, VIC
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May 2002
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Fri, 25 July 2003 02:25
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Yeah, mine cost $24 from Toyota - I'm sure actually still having FEET will make that a worthwhile investment 
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Sun, 27 July 2003 08:26
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yeh i think i'll go the toyota option 25$ sounds like cheap insurance considering i don't know the history of the current bolts
thanks guys,
Also i've asked this ina diff thread as well but how do you get the flywheel off when i tryed to undo the bolts the flywheel just turned around, anyway to lock it down or a trick to it?? i looked in my gregories manual but it just said remove bolts to flywheel and remove flywheel. lots of help there
Thanks
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Brisbane
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May 2002
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Sun, 27 July 2003 08:40
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| Hunty wrote on Sun, 27 July 2003 18:26 |
Also i've asked this ina diff thread as well but how do you get the flywheel off when i tryed to undo the bolts the flywheel just turned around, anyway to lock it down or a trick to it?? i looked in my gregories manual but it just said remove bolts to flywheel and remove flywheel. lots of help there
Thanks
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I got a length of steel rod and bent a loop on one end and bent that on a right angle. You put a bolt through the loop and this screws into a pressure plate bolt hole. The other end just sits in a bellhousing bolt hole on the block.
Hope that makes sense 
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Sun, 27 July 2003 08:48
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Have you guys priced 2JZGE flywheel bolts? $15 each, and there's 8 of them.
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Sun, 27 July 2003 08:58
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| Cool1 wrote on Sun, 27 July 2003 18:10 |
I got a length of steel rod and bent a loop on one end and bent that on a right angle. You put a bolt through the loop and this screws into a pressure plate bolt hole. The other end just sits in a bellhousing bolt hole on the block.
Hope that makes sense
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Yep i get ya that was sort of what i was thinking i would need to do but i wasn't sure if there was an easier less backyard mechanic style option
Thanks
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Sun, 27 July 2003 09:03
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Well I actually got an old battery bracket and cut in half  It already has the loop, all you have to do is bend it.
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Re: Flywheel Bolts
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Sun, 27 July 2003 09:03
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I just use a short length of chain. I bolt one end to a clutch pressure plate hole and another to a bellhousing hole. Job done.
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