Flywheel & Clutch Removal - Classic Mini
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Having never pulled an engine apart before, I started the process on my classic mini 1275 engine. The first task was to remove the Flywheel of which was relatively easy until I managed to self-impose issues doing my best to screw it up. The Guess Works Flywheel puller is a MUST for anyone planning to rebuild their mini engine. Thanks to Paul Jeffries for helping get through my self-imposed challenges.
Lone Star Mini
Randy every day a school day, it's good there are people out there to help, well done 👍
Amen brother!! John with Guess Works educated me today. I wish I knew what I learned prior as I would not have had any issue whatsoever. Love learning... sometimes I don’t like learning the hard way
Hi randy, success in the end, I'm glad that I could help you out of your spot of bother 👍
You’re awesome!! Thanks Paul
Another great video 👍. I'm catching up 😁
Thanks Jon.. I'm thoroughly enjoying my journey.. the engine is certainly new territory...
Randy the quality of your videos are off the scale sir - nice work. That tool looks amazing I think I will have to invest in one of those for myself.
Thanks Kevin... the Guess Works tool is outstanding. I did order the KAD flywheel puller, but it arrived in a rusted used condition (no joke). They were upstanding enough to refund, so I ordered the Guess Works. Let me just say that the quality and service is above par. Totally recommend if you ever purchase one.
Great work again very detailed it helps to see which are the best tools to put your money into thanks
Thanks Paul!! I am completely sold on the guess works tool and quality !!!
Hé Randy awesome video’s! Thanks for making them.
I can’t find you on google. We’re are you in Texas and do you also have short blocks for sale / other parts ?
Good day!! I’m in central texas and I’m looking for parts as I go through my restoration. Therefore, no I do not have parts for sale. Had a machine shop screw up my block.. I may have to buy a block myself….
Randy, Glad to see you got the flywheel off i guess this was right after our Whatsapp group chat last night Onwards & Upwards. Cheers Dave
Yep... had the flywheel off within minutes after our chat!
@@LoneStarMini Hi Randy, can i be added to your whatsapp group too? i live in Houston TX and i have a couple of classic minis that i work on every weekend. BTW you make great videos. Thanks
What a big tool you have Randy! Its that big would it fit in there when the engine is in the engine bay??
I believe it would fit with the engine installed in the car....yes. It works incredibly well!!
Great Stuff Randy! I'm doing this exact job this weekend and like you i'm new to it so i'll record it and let people laugh stupidness. 😅
Thanks Mark!! One lesson that I only learned today (after the fact) is that the flywheel will only move approximately 6mm before you can remove the tool and pull off by hand. So with the guess works tool, it really is a simple process
I'll be the 1st to laugh at you lol
@@paulrobinson3528 😅
Good job Randy, when not in the know these jobs can be frustrating. I am not looking forward to starting on the engine.
Thanks Brian, I learned a few valuable lessons of which I’m going to post. If I had known prior, removing the flywheel would have been rather simple
Wait.... when did you change your RUclips name?
@@LoneStarMini just last week matey, thinking of doing a few different vids
I don't think that aligning the slot mattered at all, it is just a clutch, it has nothing to do with timing.
so what were the issues of driving it too much?
@@Geemodrums no real issues here…. It’s the process of learning for me
almost got ya toes!!!
Yes.... with flip flops on....
the big bolt was pretty lose ae
Well... I had to use a long torque bar to start, but I expected it to be tough...