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dowell in back of f300 crank!

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dowell in back of f300 crank!

Post by asboltau »

Hi

Was wondering whether there should be a dowell in the rear crank flange where the flywheel bolts on. Can any one who has rebuilt a f300 feroza tell me.

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Post by Goatse.AJ »

Pretty sure there is IIRC, where's Murcod, the F300 manual guru?

Ill look at the manual and see if I can extract the illustration you need.

Are you trying to remove it or put it back in?
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Post by asboltau »

Thanks for the reply. A few months ago I bought a feroza for my wife. As it goes, the engine needed rebuilding. When I pulled it apart there was only two dowells for the pressure plate in the fly wheel, the other was floating around the bell housing. There was no dowell in the crank flange but there is a recepticile hole in the back of the flange face. Interestingly enough there was no dowell hole in the flywheel. When I assembled the flywheel on the engine and lightly do the flywheel bolts up you can still rotate the flywheel about 10 degrees. This made me wonder whether I have a brumby flywheel.


Today I machined up some very small sleeves and shrunk them into the flywheel bolt holes which has bought the flywheel rotation with the bolts done up lightly back to about a degree..

You might ask why so fussy about such a thing, the answer is I am installing a turbo and a m400 motec as my wife has requested more power.


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Post by murcod »

mmmm..... Motec..... nice!

Keep us informed with the build up. Did you find the links to the engine and Service manual in the FAQ- they'll be very helpful with your conversion. ;)
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Post by asboltau »

I'll Keep You informed on how it works out.

I have got the workshop manuals and there's no mention of a dowell though, there is a drawing that is either a dowell or the spigot bearing that is in the end of the crankshaft, I was needing someone who had done a rebuild to verify whether there is a dowell or not.

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No Dowell

Post by asboltau »

Thanks Everyone for your replys.

I have had verification that there is no dowell used in the F300 between the crank and the flywheel from Diahatsu USA Tech Support.



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Post by MightyMouse »

Have a F300 crank and an Applause crank ( both HD engines ) on the bench at the moment and neither have a dowel
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