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December 26th 05, 03:49 AM
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busting new flywheel
ia have a 1990 ford bronco ll that has had a 4.0 swaped in. and i
keepbusting flexplate... is there a solution to the problem... maybe a better flexplate????? 
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December 26th 05, 04:13 AM
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busting new flywheel
The first question is are the dowels in place? These are the little round
pipes (one on each side of the bellhousiing) installed in two of the boltholes. If these are good, have you checked crankshaft end play?.... Let us know about these and we can go further.... "flywheelproblem" > wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > ia have a 1990 ford bronco ll that has had a 4.0 swaped in. and i > keepbusting flexplate... is there a solution to the problem... maybe a > better flexplate????? >
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