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Old 11-10-2003, 09:42 AM
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OK OK... this is quite elementary to you veteran 964 owners. I know the DMF made by Freudenberg is flaky at best. Hence a replacement in 92 from LUK. My question is, is the LUK unit also a DMF or is it similar to the Cup's Single Mass flywheel?

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Old 11-10-2003, 09:46 AM
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It's a DMF.
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It's a DMF & whilst more reliable than the Freudenberg unit it can also fail, as I found out!
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Another flywheel question - looking through the service history on my car, the clutch and flywheel were replaced about 47K miles ago (in 1995). The replacement flywheel has part number 964.114.012.02 - is this a Luk or Freudenberg?
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