EFI flywheel
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Hi all,
My clutch has recently decided to slip away so I will be replacing it soon.
My car is currently running mfi, I was considering changing to efi but as I don't have the bits yet I can't really start (rather do it in one hit).
My question is, with the gearbox out to replace the clutch, could i replace the flywheel to an efi and still leave the rest in tact (MFI) whilst I collect the bits. I assume that it won't cause issues?. If I have an efi flywheel, does that mean I no longer require the sensor to be over the crank?
Which is the better method (reliability wise) flywheel or crank pully?
Many thanks
Dave
My clutch has recently decided to slip away so I will be replacing it soon.
My car is currently running mfi, I was considering changing to efi but as I don't have the bits yet I can't really start (rather do it in one hit).
My question is, with the gearbox out to replace the clutch, could i replace the flywheel to an efi and still leave the rest in tact (MFI) whilst I collect the bits. I assume that it won't cause issues?. If I have an efi flywheel, does that mean I no longer require the sensor to be over the crank?
Which is the better method (reliability wise) flywheel or crank pully?
Many thanks
Dave
i got an efi engine ive removed from my escort cab 1990 ,i am trying my best to install an mfi engine but my rs block has not got the hole so how do i drill it , and ive seen a bracket that holds it ,gonna removwe the flywheel today ,can i use a new efi clutch and gearbox fo the rs i know no lsd but will it be ok cool ,,..
Hi all,
My clutch has recently decided to slip away so I will be replacing it soon.
My car is currently running mfi, I was considering changing to efi but as I don't have the bits yet I can't really start (rather do it in one hit).
My question is, with the gearbox out to replace the clutch, could i replace the flywheel to an efi and still leave the rest in tact (MFI) whilst I collect the bits. I assume that it won't cause issues?. If I have an efi flywheel, does that mean I no longer require the sensor to be over the crank?
Which is the better method (reliability wise) flywheel or crank pully?
Many thanks
Dave
My clutch has recently decided to slip away so I will be replacing it soon.
My car is currently running mfi, I was considering changing to efi but as I don't have the bits yet I can't really start (rather do it in one hit).
My question is, with the gearbox out to replace the clutch, could i replace the flywheel to an efi and still leave the rest in tact (MFI) whilst I collect the bits. I assume that it won't cause issues?. If I have an efi flywheel, does that mean I no longer require the sensor to be over the crank?
Which is the better method (reliability wise) flywheel or crank pully?
Many thanks
Dave
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From: essex
cheers but the car is now being broken lol.
As it was a zvh it already had a hole in the block for the sensor, being a newbie to this i wasnt sure before.
As it was a zvh it already had a hole in the block for the sensor, being a newbie to this i wasnt sure before.
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