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Genuine Hyundai Excel Flywheel
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Hyundai Excel Flywheel Assembly
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Hyundai Excel Flywheel
The Hyundai Excel Flywheel is a drive component that dampens engine pulsations while providing a strong friction face for the clutch and a ring gear for easy starting. When the engine runs, the Flywheel spins because it is bolted to the crankshaft. Due to its massive weight, it absorbs kinetic energy. Thus, the reciprocating cylinders feel like one steady force. Once the driver has turned the key, the starter motor engages the ring gear on the Flywheel, spinning the crank until combustion takes over. When you shift gears, the clutch disc grips the Flywheel surface. After some time, due to heat, scoring, or cracks, it will need to be replaced. Earlier Hyundai Excel models had a solid disc. Later Hyundai Excel versions will use a dual mass design. The solid type can undergo light machining provided the runout and face damage remain within limits. The dual mass component has primary and secondary sections, each fitted with internal springs that absorb ensuing vibration. This leads to an improved shift feel, but no resurfacing is possible. In addition, the damper or ring gear can fail, which will require the entire mass to be replaced. Owners of current Hyundai cars must pay attention to grinding noises during start-up, clutch chatter, or harsh vibration as those noises typically indicate imminent Flywheel trouble.
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Hyundai Excel Flywheel Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the flywheel or driveplate on 2011 and earlier Hyundai Excel?A:To remove the flywheel on manual transaxle models, first, detach the transaxle and then take out the clutch assembly. Make alignment marks between the flywheel and crankshaft using paint or a marker pen. Use a flywheel holding tool or wedge a large screwdriver in the flywheel ring gear teeth to keep it stationary, then loosen and remove the flywheel retaining bolts before taking out the flywheel, being cautious not to drop it due to its weight. For automatic transaxle models, remove the transaxle and make alignment marks between the driveplate and crankshaft. Loosen and remove the retaining bolts to take out the driveplate, along with any spacers on each side. For inspection, check the flywheel on manual transaxle models for scoring on the clutch face and wear or chipping of the ring gear teeth; if damaged, surface grinding may be possible, but replacement is preferable. On automatic transaxle models, inspect the torque converter driveplate for distortion and any cracks around the bolt holes; any signs of wear or damage necessitate replacement. For installation, clean the mating surfaces of the flywheel or driveplate, spacers, and crankshaft, and reinstall the locating dowel if it was removed. Apply thread-locking compound to the retaining bolt threads, align the previously made marks, and install the flywheel or driveplate, ensuring the bolts are unequally spaced and only align in one position. Hold the flywheel or driveplate stationary while tightening the retaining bolts to the specified torque, then install the clutch for manual transaxle models and finally reinstall the transaxle.
