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Looking for cylinder head, main bearings, big end bearings and flywheel torque settings. Also valve clearence for same engine.

Flywheel for automatic transmission.

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Go google and type in - torque settings for (your engine as you haven't given that infomation) and there will be pages of details
There is no flywheel for an automatic. What you have is a flex plate as the torque converter acts as a flywheel

  • ray gallant Apr 20, 2015

    and what does the starter engage if not a flywheel

  • Bill Boyd Apr 20, 2015

    the starter motor pinion engages with w ring gear which is welded to a flexi plate ( a round disc of spring steel plate) that is attached to the end of the crank shaft. The torque converter is attached to that plate with either 3 or 4 short studs. It is a flex plate and not a flywheel

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