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[QUOTE="davey99ps, post: 251995, member: 777"] No, but I do recommend using loctite on both the flywheel bolts an the clutch bolts. I've had people tell me that when you remove the flywheel you need to put it back on using the same holes as when it was pulled, but I've never done that an never had any problems. When you put the clutch back on you'll need an alignment tool, they're just a little plastic peice that looks like the first 5 inches or so of the input shaft, all it does is center the clutch while you tighten it. They always come with a new clutch, but I would think any auto parts place should have 1 if you don't [/QUOTE]
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