mass flow flywheel

chip2366 · Jun 5, 2010

hi i have a p38 2.5 dse was just wonderin why carnt you just replace the mff with a standard 1 from the 2.5 bmw or omega
would sertanly be cheeper

Datatek · Jun 5, 2010

Whats an mff ffs?

chip2366 · Jun 6, 2010

sorry i mean DUAL MASS FLYWHEEL

kds · Jun 6, 2010

Maybe the bm and omega use the same flywheel as p38.

Rangey-V8 · Jun 6, 2010

DMF's obviously wear just like brake discs, pads, clutches, etc. It's just how it is.

When they are within limits they work a treat, changing gears has never been smoother.

It's a luxury vehicle, and they cost!

vougese39 · Jun 6, 2010

flywhel is different and yes all bmw use the dmf too onlt the td5 has a aftermarket solid conversion kit

Mike_B · Jun 6, 2010

Rakeway Engineering might be able to machine one for you as a solid replacement.
I bought a solid flywheel and uprated clutch from them as a replacement for the DMF on my defender 110. They're really helpful and know their stuff and the parts are excellent quality.

Datatek · Jun 7, 2010

Beware of solid replacements, there seems to be a problem with crankshaft failures associated with replacing the DMF with solid on some Transits. Being a 6, the BMW crankshaft might be even more likely to fail through lack of torsional vibration damping.

Beast o Bodmin · Jun 7, 2010

fit a tdi or V8.

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