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Evinrude V4 Flywheel Removal

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stromzilla

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Does anyone have any suggestio

Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to hold the flywheel in place while removing the large nut? I found a slotted flywheel puller that should work in pulling the flywheel after the nut is removed.
 
"use air impact to remove,..bu

"use air impact to remove,..but u will need something to hold it w/for inst..105 ft lbs...a standard,good quality,flywheel holder,is what is best."
 
"Here's a diagram for my 9

"Here's a diagram for my 9.9 Evinrude that's supposed to work for motors up to 30hp. Since yours is bigger, you'd need to enlarge the dimensions, but you get the idea.

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Made of 1/4" cold rolled steel, it bolts into the same holes you would use for the flywheel puller."
 
"Hi,ive found using a tool tha

"Hi,ive found using a tool that was designed for motor mowers works well.its a shaft you screw in to the sparkplug hole ,with a blunt piece that rests against the piston.great for flywheel removal/installation.mower shops should sell them.9.10 am sun"
 
"Guys - I have the flywheel re

"Guys - I have the flywheel removal tool. It's the flywheel holder that I was hoping to find...and by using a bit of my snowmobile knowledge, it turns out I have what I need. The Yamaha snowmobile clutch holder worked perfectly, and the flywheel popped right off after a bit of tapping with my plastic mallet."
 
JWB - In a previous thread whe

JWB - In a previous thread when I was trying to work out a rough-running engine at low speed I finally was able to determine that my spark was excellent so then I shifted to the fuel/intake system. Further investigation revealed an air leak between the cylinder assy and the crankcase-ugh!!! So now I'm in the middle of a complete teardown which of course involves removing the flywheel. Today I had the case split apart with the crank on the table. So far so good.
 
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