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Genuine Mitsubishi Flywheel
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18 Flywheels found
Mitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: 2701A164
$244.41 MSRP: $345.21You Save: $100.80 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Plate, Automatic Transmission Drive; Flywheel
Mitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: 1120A388
$257.00 MSRP: $363.00You Save: $106.00 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel
Mitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: MD700857
$306.27 MSRP: $432.58You Save: $126.31 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Plate, Automatic Transmission Drive; Flywheel
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD026782
$347.95 MSRP: $491.45You Save: $143.50 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: 1120A157
$349.41 MSRP: $493.52You Save: $144.11 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly; Flywheel
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD194277
$366.93 MSRP: $518.27You Save: $151.34 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: 1120A147
$370.67 MSRP: $523.55You Save: $152.88 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MN163878
$371.00 MSRP: $524.02You Save: $153.02 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: 1120A178
$388.57 MSRP: $548.82You Save: $160.25 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD159876
$419.41 MSRP: $592.38You Save: $172.97 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD190915
$423.99 MSRP: $598.85You Save: $174.86 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: 1120A266
$439.42 MSRP: $620.65You Save: $181.23 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD190909
$457.14 MSRP: $645.68You Save: $188.54 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: 2701A015
$82.54 MSRP: $114.64You Save: $32.10 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Plate, Automatic Transmission Drive; Flywheel
Mitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: 12332W000P
$89.65 MSRP: $124.52You Save: $34.87 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Plate, Automatic Transmission Drive; Flywheel
Mitsubishi Drive Plate Part Number: MQ722724
$180.13 MSRP: $244.08You Save: $63.95 (27%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Plate, Automatic Transmission Drive; Flywheel
- Replaces: MQ718282
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD747799
$211.25 MSRP: $286.25You Save: $75.00 (27%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly
Mitsubishi Flywheel Part Number: MD749708
$243.95 MSRP: $330.55You Save: $86.60 (27%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Flywheel Assembly
Mitsubishi Flywheel
By storing engine energy, Mitsubishi Flywheel smooths out gear changes and enables the drive train to continue to rotate during clutch pressing. This gives drivers stable acceleration and confidence with every shift. Since 1917, Mitsubishi is known for inventive thinking. For example, smart MIVEC engines are fuel efficient but powerful, and in combination with Super All Wheel Control, the Mitsubishi vehicle will be capable of handling city streets and loose gravel alike. Furthermore, practical cruise control and smartphone integration add day-to-day comforts so that owners stay connected without distraction. Apart from evolving its technology with a plugged-in hybrid model as well as early fuel cell tests, the carmaker has proved to take a steady effort towards cleaner mobility. Further focusing on simple operation, buttons and menus remain clear for first-time drivers. Mitsubishi vehicles are trusted partners for families, commuters, and adventure seekers looking for hassle-free durability. Global shipping origins backed by strong build quality ensure reliable parts supply. Encompassed within this sweeping cast of characters is the all-rounder Flywheel, which connects the crankshaft to the clutch, balancing rotary forces. It is a heavy disc that gathers speed and then feeds it back in between combustion pulses, which diminishes stalling and vibration under load. The Flywheel, via precision machining, gets a flat surface that lets the clutch disc grip. Torque flows smoothly into the transmission as the pedal lifts. Any time a clutch is swapped, the disc gets replaced as well. This way, it ensures the engagement is crisp. Also, your pedal feel will remain consistent for thousands of miles.
Pick genuine OEM Flywheel if you want superb performance and durability that lasts. Mitsubishi builds that using high-grade materials and official factory techniques to meet very strict standards. This means you get parts you can actually trust for your daily drive. Finding the right parts is simple in the massive stock of genuine inventory. You can stop guessing if a part will fit or hold up. You will love the low prices, dependable service and the real manufacturer's warranty on Mitsubishi Flywheel. Order today and the store will ship your brand-new items to your door as fast as possible.
Mitsubishi Flywheel Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a transaxle with a Flywheel on Mitsubishi Lancer?A:As per the outline, remove the transaxle from the vehicle to install and remove. In the case of manual transaxle models, mark the flywheel and clutch pressure plate cover to ensure correct assembly. Then, progressively loosen and remove the pressure plate retaining bolts. (25 words) Remove the pressure plate from the flywheel and remove the clutch driven plate. Verify the coherence of the flywheel clutch face that contacts the surface with the use of a dial gauge, and replace if more than 0.1 mm. Marking the flywheel or driveplate for proper reinstallation on the crankshaft. Take off the retaining bolts, and take out the spacer. You must note the installed position for vehicles with automatic transaxle. If a vehicle bus or transaxle was installed by the OEM, check the installed position and direction of the plates. 22 words Remove the flywheel or driveplate from the crankshaft. During inspection, check the flywheel clutch face contacting surface for excessive scoring or cracks. Ensure not to disturb the retaining bolts on the reverse side of the flywheel clutch face. In the event that the ring gear teeth have been damaged, it is not possible to separate the ring gear from the torque converter or flywheel. Consequently, the whole assembly will have to be renewed. Examine the bolt holes of the driveplate for elongation and the driveplate for cracks. Renew as necessary. When installing, reverse the removal process and align the marks that have been made. With automatic transaxle models, the spacer should be installed with the raised lip facing away from the driveplate. With manual transaxle models, the spacer and adaptor plates shall be installed in the noted position and direction. Prior to installation, apply Loctite Nut Lock or equivalent to the threads of the retaining bolts and tighten them evenly and progressively to the required torque. The clutch driven plate is aligned with the adaptor centre hole using an aligning tool for manual transaxle models, and the pressure plate bolts are progressively tightened in a diagonal sequence. As before, install the transaxle into the vehicle once more.
- Q: How to remove and reinstall a transmission and flywheel or drive plate on Mitsubishi Montero?A:To take out the transmission, first raise the vehicle securely on jack stands, and remove the transmission. If you find leaks, now is the time to replace the front pump seal, or O-ring, for automatic transmissions. For manual transmission cars, you will want to remove the pressure plate and clutch disc. Check or replace the clutch components and pilot bearing. When removing an engine or accessory, it is important to make alignment marks on the flywheel or drive plate and crankshaft. If the bolts' pattern is symmetric, do not rely on the marks for proper reinsertion. Then remove the bolts that clamp the flywheel or drive plate to the crankshaft. If the crankshaft turns, remove the starter and jam in the flywheel ring gear teeth a screwdriver. Take care to support the flywheel or drive plate when removing it from the crankshaft. The last bolt is removed after this, as the weight becomes supported by the instrument. Remove grease and oil from the flywheel, and check for cracks, rivet grooves, burned areas and score marks. Light score marks may be removed with emery cloth. Inspect for cracked and broken ring gear teeth; check the flywheel with a straightedge on a flat surface for warpage. Make sure to clean and inspect mating faces of flywheel or drive plate and crankshaft. Ensure to replace leaking crankshaft rear seal before refitting. During installation, the flywheel or drive plate should be placed against the crankshaft aligning the marks that were made during removal. Apply thread locking compound to the threads of the bolts prior to installation. Insert a screwdriver into the starter motor aperture to lock the flywheel or drive plate up; proceed to tighten the bolts to specified torque. The rest of the installation occurs in the reverse order of removal.
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