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More 09-17-2016 11:13 PM

Clutch Question?
 
I'm about to have the clutch changed on my 98 2.5L Boxster with a 120.000 miles on it. I'm just wondering if I'll have to change the Fly Wheel as well?

Cheers!!

Smallblock454 09-18-2016 03:31 AM

Hello,

you will know it if you have removed the clutch and tested the dual mass flywheel.

If you have a clacking noise while engaging clutch in 1 or reverse, that you definitely need one. In general at 120.000 miles and if it is the first one i would say change it.

Regards, Markus

paulofto 09-18-2016 08:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by More (Post 510529)
I'm about to have the clutch changed on my 98 2.5L Boxster with a 120.000 miles on it. I'm just wondering if I'll have to change the Fly Wheel as well?

Cheers!!

While you are in there . . . . yes, do the fly wheel.

Gelbster 09-18-2016 08:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by More (Post 510529)
I'm about to have the clutch changed on my 98 2.5L Boxster with a 120.000 miles on it. I'm just wondering if I'll have to change the Fly Wheel as well?

Cheers!!

Here is the test. More if you Seearch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgBxOOTKxMI

thstone 09-18-2016 12:17 PM

I can't imagine a scenario where the original dual-mass flywheel was still good or good enough to re-use after 120,000 miles.

Assume that it needs to be replaced and you won't be disappointed.

More 09-18-2016 02:20 PM

I'm looking at buying a Flywheel from the US. I live in Australia and our steering wheels are on the right hand side of the car. Is this a problem?

JFP in PA 09-18-2016 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by More (Post 510578)
I'm looking at buying a Flywheel from the US. I live in Australia and our steering wheels are on the right hand side of the car. Is this a problem?

The engine, and clutch, do not know which side of the car the steering is on........

More 09-18-2016 02:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JFP in PA (Post 510581)
The engine, and clutch, do not know which side of the car the steering is on........

LMAOOOO well thank god for that.

Thanks for clearing this issue for me.

I had a big weekend :p

Another Question: will a Sachs clutch kit work OK with a LUK flywheel?

BYprodriver 09-18-2016 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by More (Post 510582)
LMAOOOO well thank god for that.

Thanks for clearing this issue for me.

I had a big weekend :p

Another Question: will a Sachs clutch kit work OK with a LUK flywheel?

Yes, I believe Sachs owns Luk.

Smallblock454 09-18-2016 06:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BYprodriver (Post 510600)
Yes, I believe Sachs owns Luk.

Hello,

Sachs is a brand of the ZF Friedrichshafen AG.
LUK is a brand of the Schaeffler group (LUK, INA, FAG).

A 986 Sachs clutch kit will work OK with a 986 LUK flywheel. Why shouldn't it?

Regards, Markus


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