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- Clutch Release Bearing D395
- Hex Screw MBN 10105-M10X 80-10.9
- Clutch Pressure Plate / D395
- Clutch Plate / D395
- Clutch Release Fork D395
- Roller With Bolt
- Clutch Fork Kit D395
- Clutch Master Cylinder
- Clutch Booster / D100 / 4 Holes / SAE2 WABCO
- Clutch Plate / D430
- Clutch Pressure Plate / D430
- Clutch Release Fork D430
- Clutch Release Bearing D430
- Clutch Booster / D100 / 2 Holes / SAE1 / WAB
- Clutch Fork Kit D430
- Clutch Hose / With End Connectors
- Flywheel / C55 BS4 146 Teeth 37 Holes
- Flywheel / C55 BS6 146 Teeth 58 Holes
- Flywheel BS4 160 Teeth
- Flywheel / BS6 160 Teeth 58 Holes
- Clutch Booster / 2 Hole BS6
- Flywheel Bearing 6205
Flywheel BS4 160 Teeth
The Flywheel / BS4 160 Teeth is a precision-balanced rotational component designed to provide stable engine inertia and smooth power transmission in BS4 commercial vehicles. It serves as the primary interface between the engine and clutch system, ensuring clean engagement and reliable vehicle performance.
Manufactured from high-strength alloy steel, this flywheel offers excellent heat resistance, structural rigidity, and long-term durability. Its 160 finely machined ring gear teeth ensure efficient and reliable engagement with the starter motor, enabling smooth and consistent engine starts under all operating conditions.
Designed for demanding load cycles and continuous operation, the Flywheel enhances drivetrain smoothness, reduces vibration, improves clutch lifespan, and contributes significantly to overall driving comfort and reliability in heavy-duty commercial environments.
Key Features
- High-strength alloy steel construction
- 160 ring gear teeth for reliable starter motor engagement
- Provides rotational stability and reduces vibration
- Heat-resistant and durable for heavy-duty BS4 operation
- Improves clutch alignment and engagement performance
- Designed for long service life in commercial vehicles
Product Specifications
| GROUP | MODEL | REF. PART NUMBER | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20.023 | 3128, 2523, 2528 | - | Flywheel – BS4, 160 Teeth, high-strength alloy steel |
Process Steps
- Remove transmission and inspect existing flywheel
- Unbolt and remove old flywheel from crankshaft
- Clean crankshaft mating surface thoroughly
- Install new flywheel and torque bolts to manufacturer specification
- Reassemble clutch and transmission
- Test engine start-up and clutch engagement
FAQ
What does the Flywheel do?
It stabilizes engine rotation and provides a mounting surface for the clutch assembly.
Why does it have 160 teeth?
The teeth allow smooth and reliable engagement with the starter motor.
