Bill the Cat

I sure hope you marked the position of that thing!

germantoy

like machine

|skolnick

UrSoccer_mobile®

oh you did... nice!

Turbo_Anarchy

Try googling it and see if you can find a place that does it. Somehow the machinist would have to lock the flywheel together before they ground it or turned it on a lathe.

UrS4boy

I had mine ground at the same place as skolnick six years ago so its common here.

Turbo_Anarchy

I am pleased that you guys have been able to get them done. I am going to look for a local resource. I like to resurface all flywheels on the clutches we do at the shop. Reduces comebacks ya know. Everytime we don't resurface one the b--ch chatters. Most of our flywheels are on an exchange basis now which really saves tying up the rack. But every so often you get the odd one.

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UrS4boy

when he said he knew a shop that could resurface the dual mass flywheel (that I had spun the clutch against), I didn't ask questions. I just assumed that they knew what they are doing (which was probably correct).

I can ask Otto if skollie doesn't.

Dave F.

Turbo_Anarchy

Thanks bud, I will ask my local VW/Audi tranny guy. He should know someone.