Correct. This is a must. Just like when you do brakes. Replace or resurface the rotors o there is a perfect mting surfaceI strongly suggest resurfacing the flywheel with any new clutch replacement.
Correct. This is a must. Just like when you do brakes. Replace or resurface the rotors o there is a perfect mting surfaceI strongly suggest resurfacing the flywheel with any new clutch replacement.
Ditto. How many miles? (Rear main seal, WYAIT)...I strongly suggest resurfacing the flywheel with any new clutch replacement.
Just to be clear. It is important you measure the preload using the parts you intend to run. If you use the stock flywheel, have it resurfaced and then measure the preload. If you intend to run a new flywheel use it when measuring. The stack height will change with different components. This includes the clutch disc and pressure plate...have a new SACHS flywheel here.. so I will use the new one. Car has 70 k mls on the odometer.
Rear main seal... I have a new one, but if the current one is not leaking... why change a running system. ? Will say ..the OEM Stuff is always way better than the replacement stuff. So I am a little afraid, that I install "new piece " with minor quality.
But you are right... IF there is some oil smear / leak the rear seal must be changed.
Saw a video where they pull the bearing retainer.. to change the oil seal. Looks like a good way to go..
0.9849” preload would work just fine.installed the rear main seal... used the FEL PRO BS40644 ( the PTFE seal, with the Install sleeve )
was a little tricky, because the sleeve wasn´t a real help for the installation. so at the end I finished the job without that "sleeve " HOPE that the seal is sealing...
after the rear main seal was installed, I reinstalled the oil slinger..
tomorrow I will ask the "lathe master " again, if he can reduce my 0.5200 spacer I bought from Summit. With the new flywheel , the new LUK clutch kit, I have a total preload of 0.4649 if I add the 0.5200 spacer - the preload will be 0.9849 .
