Pelado
05-22-2010, 18:01
I've found this flywheel, that the seller thinks it's a single mass one from a 6.5 TD.
Is there a way to be sure?
Does it have to have a counterweight in the back (this one don't)?
I'm putting back together this engine to replace the tired 6.2 in my Dodge M-37.
It was from a '98 Suburban with auto tranny, so the engine came with flexplate.
Don't pay attention to the Pioneer box, it's from another flywheel.
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee136/WagonMan4x4/DSC02552.jpg
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee136/WagonMan4x4/DSC02551.jpg
Is there a way to be sure?
Does it have to have a counterweight in the back (this one don't)?
I'm putting back together this engine to replace the tired 6.2 in my Dodge M-37.
It was from a '98 Suburban with auto tranny, so the engine came with flexplate.
Don't pay attention to the Pioneer box, it's from another flywheel.
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee136/WagonMan4x4/DSC02552.jpg
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee136/WagonMan4x4/DSC02551.jpg