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Author: Subject: Rover K Flywheel and Pressure plates.
rost

posted on 5/3/10 at 10:08 PM Reply With Quote
Rover K Flywheel and Pressure plates.

I'm trying to bolt a Mazda MX5 (NB) gearbox to my little 1.4 k-series engine.
The smallest Mazda friction plate to fit that gearbox is 200mm in diameter, the pressure plate on my engine is only 190mm wide.

After doing some research I found out that the 1.4 and 1.6 use the same flywheel, but the 1.6 has a 200mm clutch. So my question is: Would a 1.6 (200mm) pressure plate fit my 1.4 (190mm) flywheel? I can't really find it online, and after examining the flywheel I can't see where that extra 10mm should go, both flywheels are the same though? Does that include the pins/holes for the clutch?

Another question; is there a store/place where I can buy just the pressure plate? Everybody seems to sell the whole kit, of which I cant use the friction plate and release bearing?

Thanks!

[Edited on 5/3/10 by rost]





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Gary 7

posted on 6/3/10 at 03:15 AM Reply With Quote
The bigger clutch will fit your flywheel ,the edge around the pressure plate is narrower on the 200mm thats were the extra 10mm comes from .
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posted on 6/3/10 at 09:15 AM Reply With Quote
You must have a very early 1.4 engine, they switched to using 200 mm clutches over 15 years ago.
The clutch pressure plates changed at the same time.

[Edited on 6/3/10 by britishtrident]





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