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Removing the Flywheel
#1
Help!! has anyone had problems removing the flywheel on an FZS1000? I've tightened it as much as I can and been hitting it with a hammer, I have even bought the Yamaha puller but it won't budge.
Am I missing something? Has anyone got any tips?
I only need it off to split the casings and change a bearing.
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#2
Try heating it with a heat gun then use an impact driver on the puller.

I recall these can be a tough nut to crack but persevere and you'll get it eventually. Smile
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#3
Thanks. I've managed to sort it now, after some advice that they need a lot of welly, I got a lot more aggressive
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#4
As my dad says:

"Don't force it, son, use a bigger hammer"

Glad you got it sorted. Smile
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(08-03-23, 03:44 PM)BJohnD link Wrote: I only need it off to split the casings and change a bearing.

Just a quick split of the cases ?. Hope it goes to plan!
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(09-03-23, 12:33 AM)Trebus link Wrote: Just a quick split of the cases ?. Hope it goes to plan!


It's been one of those jobs, centre stand broke the day before I started, had to fix that. One exhaust stud snapped flush with the head and the pilot drill snapped inside so I had to get the dremmel & grind it out and now this. Hopefully no more issues, it's already taken way longer than it should have
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