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Product Description
The Flywheel Puller is an essential tool designed for the efficient removal of the flywheel from your engine. Crafted with precision from high-grade, durable materials, this tool is engineered to deliver outstanding performance and reliability. Its robust construction ensures it can withstand the demands of regular use, making it an indispensable addition to your toolkit whether you're a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast. Compatible with a wide range of engine models, the Flywheel Puller offers a universal fit, simplifying the maintenance and repair process. Its user-friendly design ensures easy operation, allowing for the quick and safe removal of the flywheel without causing damage to your engine. Ideal for routine maintenance, repairs, or performance upgrades, this tool is a must-have for ensuring your engine's longevity and optimal performance.
This flywheel puller is designed for those who don't want to use the "knocker" method to remove their flywheel.
Works with:
- ALL ARC Non Adjustable Flywheels and Adjustable Timing Hub Flywheels
- PVL flywheel for clone
- Raceseng Flywheels
- ARC flywheels made before 2013 that do not have the tapped puller holes, can be drilled and tapped to 5/16 24 to use this puller (Not 6602 model flywheels made before 2015)
- This puller will work with the 2015 and newer redesigned 6602 flywheels
To use, install the threaded rods into clean and lubricated puller holes on hub or flywheel face. Be sure to thread the rods in fully. Slide the puller block over the threaded rods and screw the nuts down evenly. Tighten the nuts evenly back and forth in 1/2 turn increments until the flywheel pulls off. Stubborn flywheels may require that you hit the center of the puller block with a hammer once significant pressure is applied by tightening the nuts. Be careful not to strike the threaded rods (use a spacer if necessary) and NEVER hit the flywheel itself with a hammer.
Heat as low as 300° will damage the rare-earth magnet in flywheels, so don't use a torch!
GPS is not responsible for any damage you cause to any flywheel removed with this tool, so be careful!
