Quick question? hope some one can answer it...i need to know the bolt size of the flywheel bolts that hold it on to the crank?? i believe they are 12 point socket but dont know what MM they are. does anyone know?
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90011-ph3-000 Bolt, Flange (12mm)
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thanx for the response i figured it was 12mm just wasn't sure
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the head is 17mm, the bolt diameter is probably a 12mmComment
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M12 X 1.00, right hand thread. Lengths are diff. between auto vs. manual.Comment
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I know you didn't ask this but do make sure sure you tourque them down to 76lbs. too. Don't do what I did and have them back out on you and you have to drop the tranny again!!
The CB7 Collector.Team Kindred Impulse Member #392 LX Coupe F22A12013 Toyota Corolla S92 EX Sedan F22A1Originally posted by deevergoteComment
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wow that would suckOriginally posted by HappyGilmore View PostI know you didn't ask this but do make sure sure you tourque them down to 76lbs. too. Don't do what I did and have them back out on you and you have to drop the tranny again!!
for any one else doing this i found this link
http://www.superstreetonline.com/tec...ion/index.html
its a 97 but pretty much the same i would guess
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you use a 12 point 17mm socket on those bolts.
make sure you use a quality socket, so that they wont strip the boltsComment
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