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    Need help with 200x flywheel pulling!

    I'm about to pull the flywheel on my 200x, I don't have a flywheel puller though, I'm about to drive into town to buy one. Do I need some sort of special one or will a regular one work??
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    I used the front axle worked like a charm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flynfish View Post
    I used the front axle worked like a charm.

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    Really? Wish i knew that when i needed mine off!

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    Yep just screws in and pushes off flywheel

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    Just to make sure you follow what everyone is saying: You don't want any sort of jaw puller. Don't grab onto the outside ring of the flywheel and pull. The official puller is just a bolt that threads into the threads on the inside surface of the hole on the flywheel and pushes on the end of the crankshaft, forcing the flywheel off. All you need is a bolt with the same thread (looks like M14 x 1.5). Like what has already been stated, use your front axle. The thread on that is the correct size. Be sure to put a little grease on the threads of the flywheel to prevent them from galling. Use an air impact wrench and it will zip right off.
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    Ok thank you everyone. I'm gonna try using the front axel, I'll let you guys know what happens.

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    Used front axel and it came right out perfectly! Thanks for the help guys!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3wheelers View Post
    Used front axel and it came right out perfectly! Thanks for the help guys!
    Awesome good to hear.

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