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Starter ring gear is heated so it can fit over a flywheel how do you calculate temperature required to raise diameter from 254mm to 254.75mm?
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Coefficent of thermal expansion (alpha) for steel is approximately 11.5 X E-06 /degree C.
New size after heating = Diameter * (1 + alpha*delta-t).
A change of 256 degrees C is required to be exact. If you heat it to about 300 degree C it should fit over nicely - don't want it too tight when hot, just drop it over quickly and let it cool slowly. Best to heat in an oven or on a hot plate. A lot of mechanics use blow torches but you run the risk of softening the teeth if you overheat a particular spot too much.
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