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Genuine Ford Bronco II Flywheel
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Ford Bronco II Flywheel
The Ford Bronco II Flywheel is responsible for storing rotational energy to smooth out engine pulses, allowing the starter to crank the motor and providing a friction surface for the clutch. That way, the driver experiences steady power and reliable starts. The engine is working consistently, thanks to the torsional damper that is attached to the crankshaft and spins whenever the motor is running. This evens out any stop-start jerking from the combustion. When you turn the ignition key, the starter engages the ring gear around the Flywheel and brings the crankshaft up to speed until the engine fires. As the pedal is released, the clutch disc grips the Flywheel face, which links the engine torque to the transmission. The Bronco II has applied two styles of Flywheel across model years, a traditional solid Ford design and a Dual Mass Ford Flywheel variant. The Dual Mass version features springs located between two plates, which makes it better at dampening vibration than the solid type. However, the Dual Mass cannot usually be resurfaced. Hence, in case of excessive wear or internal failure, full replacement is required for any Ford Bronco II.
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Ford Bronco II Flywheel Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove and Install Flywheel and Flywheel Ring Gear on the Rear of a Ford Bronco II?A:Remove the transmission by following the appropriate procedures. For a manual shift transmission, take out the clutch pressure plate, cover assembly, and clutch disc. Next, remove the flywheel attaching bolts and take off the flywheel. To install, position the flywheel on the crankshaft flange, coat the threads of the attaching bolts with Loctite or an equivalent, and install the bolts, tightening them in a cross-sequence to the specified torque. For a manual shift transmission, install the clutch disc along with the pressure plate and cover assembly. Reinstall the transmission as per the outlined procedures. For ring gear replacement, applicable only to manual shift transmissions, heat the ring gear with a blow torch on the engine side and carefully knock it off the flywheel without striking the flywheel itself. Heat the new ring gear evenly until it expands enough to fit onto the flywheel, ensuring it is properly seated against the shoulder, and avoid exceeding a temperature of 500 degrees F to maintain the hardness of the ring gear teeth.
