Starter One Way Drive Clutch

shad88 · 08-22-2023, 04:19 PM

I have never seen that type of one way clutch, but the one's I have seen you just unbolt it from the flywheel and it falls right off. The one's on the VMC website have no rivets, so I have a feeling it may be one of more of the sprags keeping it on. Maybe try putting the flywheel in a vice and turning the one way clutch the opposite direction of the arrow etched on there.

terryj72 · 08-23-2023, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by shad88

I have never seen that type of one way clutch, but the one's I have seen you just unbolt it from the flywheel and it falls right off. The one's on the VMC website have no rivets, so I have a feeling it may be one of more of the sprags keeping it on. Maybe try putting the flywheel in a vice and turning the one way clutch the opposite direction of the arrow etched on there.

That is exactly what I thought, you unbolt it and it comes right off. I will give that a try and see what happens. Thanks!

08-22-2023, 04:19 PM	#1
shad88 Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Boston Posts: 17	I have never seen that type of one way clutch, but the one's I have seen you just unbolt it from the flywheel and it falls right off. The one's on the VMC website have no rivets, so I have a feeling it may be one of more of the sprags keeping it on. Maybe try putting the flywheel in a vice and turning the one way clutch the opposite direction of the arrow etched on there.
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