I have a problem that I guess is the dual mass flywheel. As I lift the clutch pedal, there is a rattling noise like the lifters are gonna blow! It only happens in first and second and below 2000RPM, so guess that the clutch and/or flywheel is misbehaving. Has anyone fitted a single mass flywheel or lightened flywheel, and if so, where did you get it from? There are some on ebay, but want a more reputable supplier.
Cheers
Marc
Flywheel and clutch on 1997 2.8
mass flywheel
Yes fitted one only 3 weks ago, the only one that i could find quick was euro parts, and get ready for this cost £300
hope this helps
Regards corky
hope this helps
Regards corky
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- leahandsteve
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Are you sure the rattling is the flywheel?
Sounds more like the release bearing, i spent 9 hours yesterday dropping the gearbox for a similar noise along with juddering.
Release bearing is totally shot but flywheel seems okay, i'm borrowing a flywheel checking tool tomorrow to check if the free play is still within spec.
I'm going to whack a new clutch in while i've got it apart.
Sounds more like the release bearing, i spent 9 hours yesterday dropping the gearbox for a similar noise along with juddering.
Release bearing is totally shot but flywheel seems okay, i'm borrowing a flywheel checking tool tomorrow to check if the free play is still within spec.
I'm going to whack a new clutch in while i've got it apart.
- leahandsteve
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Taken from the LUK (who make BMW clutches and flywheels) website:
3. With the flywheel still fitted...
Rotate the inner mass by hand anticlockwise and mark the flywheel then rotate it clockwise and measure the travel. REPLACE if the movement is:
- Less than15mm or
- More than 30mm
4. Check the bearing play...
Rock the inner mass from side to side. REPLACE if movement is:
- More than 2mm for passenge
- More than 4mm for light side to side
Inner mass is the half closest to the gearbox.
3. With the flywheel still fitted...
Rotate the inner mass by hand anticlockwise and mark the flywheel then rotate it clockwise and measure the travel. REPLACE if the movement is:
- Less than15mm or
- More than 30mm
4. Check the bearing play...
Rock the inner mass from side to side. REPLACE if movement is:
- More than 2mm for passenge
- More than 4mm for light side to side
Inner mass is the half closest to the gearbox.