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Originally posted by madams madams wrote:

I just use a chain with a bolt in a pressure-plate hole and the other end of the chain bolted to the engine - good luck

Oh nice! so simple! next time I'll try that.
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Powerbuilt 648455 Flywheel Turning Tool
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Originally posted by michaelp michaelp wrote:

I am having some trouble finding a tool to lock the flywheel to allow me to torque down the bolts.  Could someone share what you do to accomplish this task.  The engine is in the car and up in the air.  I've looks around the web and not sure I have come across anything that right for the job.

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I have used a Snap On Flywheel Turning Wrench for this job for more than 30 years, but there are many ways to accomplish this job. They might even have this tool at one of your local auto parts stores for free use. 

Here's a photo of the wrench I use.



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Mid torque impacts work as well. Never had one come loose
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Originally posted by cosbysweater cosbysweater wrote:

Mid torque impacts work as well. Never had one come loose
x2. What I do. 
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