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    Need help flywheel removal!

    Hey, I'm tearing my 200x down and need to know which way the flywheel nut comes off R-hand thred or L-hand? Also how to you hold the flywheel? I put it in gear and the sprocket just spins. Any ideas?

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    You could put it in gear, then have someone stand on the rear brake.

    Dont know which way the nut goes on a 200x, should just be Righty-tighty.
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    Ok got the nut off, but not the flywheel. Looks as though I'll need to get the puller. Or I can pick a bolt up at the hardware and turn it with the lathe... Any ideas?

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    I dunno about your situation, but I used to use a regular three way puller, similar to a steering wheel puller.
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    Yes ive also used that^^ If theres just 2 holes in the flywheel i just stick in 2 arms and it works good.
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    Ok I'll try that. I didn't know if the holes would stand the pulling stress. I really didn't want to go buy a flywheel.

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    just use your front axle
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    a chevy truck stud works just get the thread and pitch and go to the parts store thats what i did

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    Got my gaskets!, here's the pic:

    Looks like the seller had bought them before and trimmed the lables offand put his on. Who cares though they look good.

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