The flywheel has a machined surface for the clutch to mate to. A flexplate is used for automatics and only needs to provide a connection between the engine and transmission.
Flexplate.
To change the flywheel or flexplate you'll need to remove the engine, transaxle or both. The flywheel or flexplate is between the engine and transaxle and is easily changed once you have clear access to the space between them.
The flywheel, also called a flexplate, is in between the engine and transmission.
Flexplate, flywheel same thing
depends on wether it is auto or stick flexplate is on auto and flywheel on stick I actually am looking for a Mazda b3300 flexplate seemingly impossible to find
automatic? remove transmission and torque converter then remove flexplate (auto has a flexplate not a flywheel if mauel transmission remove gear box and clutch then remove flywheel
A flexplate is used in automatic transmissions while a flywheel is used in manual transmissions. The 2000 GMC Jimmy SLS appears to have a manual transmission, so it uses a flywheel.
Crankshaft directly connects to the flywheel.
55 flywheel to crank 70 flexplate to crank
All starters are somewhere near the flywheel or flexplate, as the starter turns the flywheel or flexplate. That is located between the transmission and engine, but not visable. You will find a heavy gauge wire attached to the starter that will directly or indirectly run back to the battery positive terminal.
Yes. There are flexplate flywheel torque converter bolt kits available online.
The Astro does not have a flywheel, it has a flexplate. To remove it you have to remove the transmission so you can unbolt it from the crankshaft.