Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???

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Re: Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ??? [Re: Indikka] #717903 04/21/06 07:35 PM

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Thats a flex plate.

Autos have flex plates to connect the crank to the torque converter, and provide the starter a means to move the engine.

Manuals have a FLYWHEEL, clutch disk, and a pressure plate.

The flywheel bolts to the crank, and has the gears for the starter.
The Clutch disk is splined onto the transmission input shaft, and is Sandwhiched Between
The Pressure Plate which Bolts to the flywheel.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???	Indikka	04/21/06 07:06 PM
Re: Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???	LandRaider	04/21/06 07:35 PM
Re: Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???	87Montero	04/21/06 08:03 PM
Re: Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???	Kevin C	04/21/06 08:13 PM
Re: Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???	Indikka	04/22/06 03:55 AM
Re: Test your knowledge ... Flex Plate or Pressure Plate ???	Houston	04/25/06 02:46 PM

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