Can a 9281022150R flywheel go on an S4 block?
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Can a 9281022150R flywheel go on an S4 block?
I am originally though this was an S4 flywheel becuase the engine I took it off of was a S4 block (so I thought). Is it possible the flywheel part number 9281022150R can go on an S4 block? thanks
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That's a casting number, not a part number. 5-speed or automatic? Post a picture, that will help determine yes or no. (Or e-mail a pic to roberte01 at sbglobal.net and I'll post it.)
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Yeah, that'll work.
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Think about it- they all go on the same crank. They all mesh up with the same starter. They all pass their 60 -2 teeth past the same crank sensor. That flywheel will work on any 87-95 Automatic car with a stock LH brain. The differences probably have to do with those (unused) little timing nubs on the front of the flywheel.
A good rule of thumb when you're wondering whether part X from year Y will work on another year 928, look up the part on 928Intl's website- if the part is listed for a range of years including the year of the target car, yer good.
A good rule of thumb when you're wondering whether part X from year Y will work on another year 928, look up the part on 928Intl's website- if the part is listed for a range of years including the year of the target car, yer good.
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no weights, but it is balanced. You will see a blank hole. You should be able to line that up to the crank. I can't remember if there is a locator pin or not, but it should be pretty obvious.
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No, by timing gear he means the 60-ish square-topped 'teeth' that make up the timing ring, which line up with the crank position sensor (CPS). The void he's referring to is the ~1 inch gap in the square teeth.
The sharp, pointy, rip-your T-shirt teeth are the starter gear teeth. Only 1 row needed:
The sharp, pointy, rip-your T-shirt teeth are the starter gear teeth. Only 1 row needed: