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11-18-2004, 12:50 PM
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Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: NH
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Any trick to removing flywheel from a 292?
Or is it just like a 250 or small block? My son is trying to remove one and after removing bolts holding it to the crank he tells me it won't budge. I've done this several times on 402's, 350's and 250's and although its a tight fit on the crank, it's only the crank bolts holding it and they come off with very little effort.
Anyone done a 292 and can shed some insight? If it's not different than other engines then maybe I need to give it a good whack? Thanks
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