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Possible bad flywheel?

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choard

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Aug 20, 2008
newberg, Oregon
Ok i just put my motor back together after spinning a bearing and i was have a starting issue. it was winding out bad so i bought a new starter and put it in and still winds out for about 3 seconds then starts and runs fine. it does this every time i try to fire it up. someone told me to shim it and try it......still nothing. so i pulled my transfer case to better see the flywheel and there doesnt look like there is any teeth missing but the teeth are beat up a bit. i dont really know what they look like new but the tips are shiny from grinding. i need this fixed asap. please give me any advise i am willing to try anything. thanks guys.
 
ya its all tight and all bolts are accounted for. i thought shimming it sounded kinda half ass anyways.
 
Are your flywheel bolts themselves tight?

Also, did you remove your emissions equipment?

Plugging one of the lines ( Can't remember which) causes problems starting up the car when it's warm.

If theres no grinding, i wouldn't say it's a bad flywheel.

Edit: I thought about it, check for vac leaks.
Hows your compression.

How is your MAF?
 
everything is fine there is a grinding noise coming from that area. i tried to get a picture but it didnt turn out
 
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