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Old 01-30-2023, 09:29 AM   #18
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About getting parts out of Flywheel housing:

1. If engine is a Model A with Model A oil pan, flywheel housing and model A transmission then engine must be removed

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OR transmission, whichever is your favorite method of getting into flywheel housing.

Unless Post #16 above works for you!


2. If engine is Model B AND oil pan (un modified B oil pan) and transmission are Model B then removing the oil pan WILL allow the removal of broken parts from flywheel housing because the bottom of Model B flywheel housing is attached to B oil pan.

3. Also some model B oil pans (like this one) have an access hole in bottom of flywheel housing where parts can be removed if they are not jammed against flywheel upper or lower housing.
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Last edited by Benson; 01-30-2023 at 03:02 PM. Reason: EDITED in blue text see post 20 below.
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