flywheel removal

[rustyandtuffy]

Is there anyone out there who can tell me how to remove the flywheel from a
N600 engine? I've tried everything and it won't budge. I even went to the
main library and tried to find what the procedure was in the 360/400/600
manual they have as reference. Ten pages are missing and they are the pages
I need to see. When I called a local Honda dealer and asked if they knew
what kind of tool was needed, a guy in the service department laughed and
told me to check with a motorcyle dealer.
Mike

[martykart]

nope i dont but maybe while its out you can lighten it or get another lighter one made if your one of the ones who likes to supe them up. i like them all original and kept in a garage.
marty

[turbotwo]

To safely remove the flywheel you need the special tool that Honda
has discontinued. Send me $15.00 and I will send you one, I had some
made but am running low (used to sell for $10.00). You will notice
threads in the end of your flywheel where the pulley goes thru.
Thread in the special tool and the flywheel pops off.
Miles Chappell
PO Box 1262
Felton Ca 95018
PayPal works too: 600miles@... (no credit card orders with PayPal
though)
Miles

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, landmwing@a... wrote:
> Is there anyone out there who can tell me how to remove the
flywheel from a
> N600 engine? I've tried everything and it won't budge. I even
went to the
> main library and tried to find what the procedure was in the
360/400/600
> manual they have as reference. Ten pages are missing and they are
the pages
> I need to see. When I called a local Honda dealer and asked if
they knew
> what kind of tool was needed, a guy in the service department
laughed and
> told me to check with a motorcyle dealer.
> Mike

[turbotwo]

If you lighten the flywheel the car won't go up hills, I found this
to be true when I lightened mine by removing the windings and put an
external alternator on. Revs fast but no hill climbing. The flywheel
itself isn't heavy, but the huge bundle of copper & steel is.
Miles

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, martykart@a... wrote:
> nope i dont but maybe while its out you can lighten it or get
another lighter
> one made if your one of the ones who likes to soup them up. i like
them all
> original and kept in a garage.
> marty

[dealadayray]

Hi Mike;
The Stator (Fly Wheel) removal is in the electrical section. I have
attached the page. As to the tool, I have one I can sell you, give me a
call XXX-XXX-XXXX)
Bill

[vikinghill]

The tool that Miles sells is the way to go!
(I have one, and it works great.)

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Miles Chappell " wrote:
> To safely remove the flywheel you need the special tool that Honda
> has discontinued. Send me $15.00 and I will send you one, I had some
> made but am running low (used to sell for $10.00). You will notice
> threads in the end of your flywheel where the pulley goes thru.
> Thread in the special tool and the flywheel pops off.
> Miles Chappell
> PO Box 1262
> Felton Ca 95018
> PayPal works too: 600miles@e... (no credit card orders with PayPal
> though)
> Miles
> --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, landmwing@a... wrote:
> > Is there anyone out there who can tell me how to remove the
> flywheel from a
> > N600 engine? I've tried everything and it won't budge. I even
> went to the
> > main library and tried to find what the procedure was in the
> 360/400/600
> > manual they have as reference. Ten pages are missing and they are
> the pages
> > I need to see. When I called a local Honda dealer and asked if
> they knew
> > what kind of tool was needed, a guy in the service department
> laughed and
> > told me to check with a motorcyle dealer.
> > Mike