What is the purpose of a flywheel friction lock?

A flywheel friction lock is used during clutch replacement to prevent the flywheel from spinning. This allows you to properly torque the flywheel bolts to the manufacturer's specifications without the flywheel turning.

What material is the Clutch Masters Flywheel Friction Lock made from?

This friction lock is constructed from steel, providing the necessary strength to hold the flywheel securely in place during installation.

Does this tool come with any specific instructions?

While this is a straightforward tool, it's always recommended to refer to the manufacturer's installation guidelines for the best results and proper usage.

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Brand: Clutch Masters
Part #: CM-140-FFL
UPC: CM-140-FFL

Clutch Masters BMW Flywheel Friction Lock

Name: Clutch Masters BMW Flywheel Friction Lock
Brand: Clutch Masters
SKU: clutch-masters-clutch-masters-bmw-flywheel-friction-lock-t14-931217
Price: 71.64 USD
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Clutch Masters BMW Flywheel Friction Lock CM-140-FFL.

Key Features

Fits BMW vehicles.
Clutch Masters brand.
Part number CM-140-FFL.
Steel construction for strength.
Helps prevent flywheel rotation during clutch installation.
Simplifies flywheel bolt torquing.

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Product Details

When you're replacing your clutch on a BMW, ensuring the flywheel stays put is crucial. The Clutch Masters Flywheel Friction Lock is a well-built piece designed to keep your flywheel securely in place during installation and operation. It's a simple but effective way to prevent the flywheel from spinning while you're working on the clutch assembly.

This friction lock is made from solid steel, giving it the strength needed to hold the flywheel firmly against the crankshaft. It works by creating a tight grip on the crankshaft snout, preventing rotation. This makes it much easier to torque the flywheel bolts to spec without the flywheel turning. It's a popular choice for DIYers and professional mechanics alike because it simplifies a sometimes-tricky part of the clutch job.