2013 te310r flywheel puller

[wags]

Looking for a flywheel puller for my 13 te310r
any help were to buy one?

 

[Trenchcoat85]

husky part #8000 H2146 and it looks like the price has jumped up to $75.
ZTR used to sell them.

here's a couple:
https://www.motosport.com/oem-parts/part-number/8000h2146
https://www.ktm-parts.com/8000H2146.html

 

[wags]

Do you know what the thread size is?
Looks like 25 or 26 mm by 1.5 pitch

 

[Trenchcoat85]

I can't remember, but M26 x 1.0 sounds familiar. You're not going with the stock puller, I take it?

edit: per wag's post further down, it's M26 x1.5mm RH threads.

 

[TXC310 Chad]

Do you want to borrow one or just buy one? I have one, but I don't remember where I got it from and want to keep it.
I could loan if you want to pay the shipping. I like to think we should stick together in the smaller community of non KTM Husky bikes.

 

[wags]

Thanks for the offer. I picked one up on e-bay $25.00 bucks shipped. It is 26mm x 1.5 pitch.
Do you do anything special on installing the flywheel like heating the center of the flywheel,
lapping with valve grinding compound, tapping it on with a socket and hammer, locktite ?

 

[TXC310 Chad]

No problem.
I wouldn't do anything special on installing the flywheel unless there is fretting on the crank or inside the flywheel. Look at the key to be sure it is in good condition and torque the nut well. Lapping runs the risk of making the surfaces uneven if not done just right. With modern materials, hardening, and machine methods lapping is rarely needed.

 

[Trenchcoat85]

Thanks for the offer. I picked one up on e-bay $25.00 bucks shipped. It is 26mm x 1.5 pitch.
Do you do anything special on installing the flywheel like heating the center of the flywheel,
lapping with valve grinding compound, tapping it on with a socket and hammer, locktite ?
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I suppose it depends on why you're taking the flywheel off:

• Sheared key? yeah, I'd probably lap it after looking for damage.
• Bad sprag? maybe or maybe not... the flywheel/crank held out for this long.
• New flywheel (or crank)? yep.
• replacing ring or worm: maybe or maybe not... the flywheel/crank held out for this long.

if you do lap it: go easy; use layout fluid (dykem/prussian blue or a sharpie)

and thanks for posting the flywheel puller with the thread size... it'll help future readers.

 

[R_Little]

I've fixed numerous shared keys as follows with no future problems.

check fitment with Prussian Blue.
I use a little Loctite 609 after a light lap with valve lapping compound to scuff up the surface a bit.
I tourque to about 85 NM a little more than spec.

This fix has never failed.

 

[wags]

Thanks for the help.
Did the lapping compound and Loctite torque to 85mn
Found that a Kawasaki kx 450 item # 510A3200 Woodruff key will work.
With some tape on the flywheel (not to scratch it) and a oil filter wrench
to hold the flywheel and torque the nut.