Where the flywheel sides into the crank is different on the crank that was put into the engine during the rebuild. The shaft on the flywheel is about 2 1/8" and the place where it slides into is under 2".
Auto vs Man crank
Tried to search for the post about the difference between automatic crank and a manual crank but could not find it.
Is there a difference between the two and what about between an 03 and 06 crank?
Is there a difference between the two and what about between an 03 and 06 crank?
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It is because of the dual mass flywheel. I am going to use a regular flywheel and clutch.
They must have changed the crank in 06. That is the first year of the dual mass flywheel right?
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