Flywheel Help

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

I have tried 2 be1 clutches and they do not seem to line up with the dowels on the flywhell are there different flywheels??.

[welshpug 1,661]

check the friction surface diameter on thw flywheel and actual friction disc.

 

which engine is it? there are two common sizes for an xu with a be box, 200 and 215mm, the latter found on anything 16v 1.9 and 2.0, the former is found on the 8v xu engines 1.9 and under.

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

its a 1.9 8v will measure now

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

right friction disc is 200mm but on flywheel its 215mm so guess for some reason ive got wrong flywheel so has anyone got one?

[Paul_13 212 1 Cars]

Has it got the timing teeth on it?

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

yep i think its the wrong flywheel

[Paul_13 212 1 Cars]

Nothing wrong with that.

 

Get a 1.9 MI 16v clutch. The 1.9 mi16 4x4 clutch fits as well

Bigger flywheel /clutch is better in my opinion. Keep the flywheel!

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

allready have clutch.

[Paul_13 212 1 Cars]

You already have flywheel and bolts holding it on

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

would the bigger clutch work on a be1?

[welshpug 1,661]

yes, just fine.

 

early mi's had be1 boxes, differences to be3 are minimal and certainly none at all relating to pressure plates or friction discs.

 

had an mi16 clutch and flywheel on my 8v for 8 years.

[Paul_13 212 1 Cars]

I believe so, that's one for welshpug to confirm

Edit:

Already answered

Edited September 29, 2015 by Paul_13

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

 

 

[welshpug 1,661]

that looks like an 8v flywheel, theres no timing teeth, if it really is 215mm then its a diesel flywheel

 

I would check the numbers on the pressure plate, also whats on the box it came in.

Edited September 29, 2015 by welshpug

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]

It definitely measured 215mm on flywheel and the 2 clutches ive tried are both 200mm and the pressure plates are same but do not fit. God know why its had a diesel one fitted then.

[Juttie205 123 2 Cars]