Overheating of the clutch engine flywheel parts can cause clutch failure. The flywheel and clutch plate are in close contact. If the flywheel overheats, heat will be transferred to the clutch plate, causing the temperature to rise.

Our engine flywheel parts are made of cast iron, a disc-shaped component with a high moment of inertia, which helps stabilize the crankshaft speed.

Proper installation of the car engine flywheel affects the equipment's operating efficiency and service life. Improper installation can increase vibration, energy consumption, and safety hazards. So, what precautions should be taken when installing car engine flywheel parts?

Many car owners and maintenance personnel will find cracks on the surface of the flywheel when inspecting the engine.

The first function of engine flywheel is to store energy. When the engine is working, the flywheel stores energy and inertia so that the crankshaft can continue to rotate. Because the inertia of the flywheel rotation is large, it can reduce the fluctuations in engine speed and make the operation more stable. Without the cushioning effect of the flywheel, the speed of the engine will fluctuate significantly, and the power output will be incoherent. This makes the flywheel an indispensable component in a single-cylinder or multi-cylinder engine.