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Posted by Frog Level on March 07, 2000 at 07:20:08 from (152.3.34.218):
I posted about this problem a couple of pages back. I have removed the starter, jacked up one wheel, and get no movement of the flywheel at all when I turn the wheel while in gear. Just get a clunk from the drive train. So does this sound like a stuck engine or possibly something further back in the drive train? When I towed it initially, thinking it was not stuck, the rear wheels locked up good when I let out the clutch. I was on gravel and got a good slide. With both rear wheels jacked up, they turn in opposite directions when I spin one wheel, as they should, I assume. I kind of expect to see the flywheel move a fraction when I try to spin the rear wheel, which is why I wonder if the problem may not be in the motor. Thanks for any advice. FL
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