1986 Ford Bronco II "flywheel" Questions

how to change a flywheel on a 84 bronco 2 standard transmition How do I change a flywheel on a 84 ford bronco 2 standard transmition is the flywheel worn out or just the ring gear, (starter gear) ...

...is the standed procedure to replace fly wheel ring gear? You need to pull the tranny out. Then the flywheel needs to be unbolted from the engine. if it's an automatic, purchase a new flywheel, if

How many bolts connect the flywheel to the torque converter? This is on a 1984 Ford 351 Windsor 4wd 6 bolts connect the flywheel to the crankshaft If it has an automatic transmission the flexplate or ...

starter grinds have replaced it 2 times in 3 months replaced flywheel which was ground down quite a bit still grindss Pull the starter and check the adjustment on the pinion movement. Your problem is ...

...second, twice before starting the spinning sound again. I took the starter off an felt around the flywheel as much as my arm would reach, didn't find any teeth missing. what else could this be? do

Tried two different new starters. Won't engage the flywheel. Checked the flywheel and the torque converter bolts and everything seems to be ok. No teeth missing. No dead spots. Had the old starter ...

starter not catching flywheel new starter and shim, but still doesn't catch and start. you can hear the starter spinning, the solenoid is 6 mo. old, battery connection clean and good, the teeth on the

...bolts to the drive plate that supports the ring gear the torque converter is bolted to the flywheel. what happens is the engine turns the flywheel wich turns the torque converter. the torque ...

I have an 88 ford bronco 2 v6 automatic 2wd. I replaced The flywheel twice because it kept breaking. Someone told me I should get a new torque converter that a faulty one could be causing the flywheel