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Flywheel Spins Freely. The solenoid pushes a little. What is weird is that the flywheel spins basically freely either way as well! Noticed that my tornado s30 will start but not stay running. Could be the flywheel key, but i’m guessing you may have broken the connecting rod. Remove the spark plug and insert a wooden. I am able to turn the starter clutch gear freely one way and the other way it catches the flywheel. Flywheel spins freely.wont stay running. This is after running it around. The starter solenoid is responsible for engaging the starter gear with the flywheel, and if it fails, the starter will spin without engaging the flywheel. As to how it happened, it could've been metal fatigue that started as a small crack and kept growing, or it could be from high speed. Tightening it back down with enough torque shouldn't let the flywheel spin around at all really, even if the key is sheared. If you've checked the flywheel/ring gear and know it's not spinning, and you don't have any piston movement, then you broke your.

Remove the spark plug and insert a wooden. The starter solenoid is responsible for engaging the starter gear with the flywheel, and if it fails, the starter will spin without engaging the flywheel. What is weird is that the flywheel spins basically freely either way as well! The solenoid pushes a little. Noticed that my tornado s30 will start but not stay running. This is after running it around. I am able to turn the starter clutch gear freely one way and the other way it catches the flywheel. If you've checked the flywheel/ring gear and know it's not spinning, and you don't have any piston movement, then you broke your. Flywheel spins freely.wont stay running. Could be the flywheel key, but i’m guessing you may have broken the connecting rod.

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Flywheel Spins Freely Tightening it back down with enough torque shouldn't let the flywheel spin around at all really, even if the key is sheared. Flywheel spins freely.wont stay running. I am able to turn the starter clutch gear freely one way and the other way it catches the flywheel. The starter solenoid is responsible for engaging the starter gear with the flywheel, and if it fails, the starter will spin without engaging the flywheel. Remove the spark plug and insert a wooden. Tightening it back down with enough torque shouldn't let the flywheel spin around at all really, even if the key is sheared. Could be the flywheel key, but i’m guessing you may have broken the connecting rod. Noticed that my tornado s30 will start but not stay running. If you've checked the flywheel/ring gear and know it's not spinning, and you don't have any piston movement, then you broke your. This is after running it around. The solenoid pushes a little. As to how it happened, it could've been metal fatigue that started as a small crack and kept growing, or it could be from high speed. What is weird is that the flywheel spins basically freely either way as well!