Flywheel Pin

[Knight Rider S4]

Have emailed details to him so quite clear about that ...dont what to be taking it off again

[s2_bo]

I need to replace the timing pin on my flywheel, is it ok to use a magnetic 4mm drill bit cut to size? Or would something like this be better?

[terrybullwon]

I need to replace the timing pin on my flywheel, is it ok to use a magnetic 4mm drill bit cut to size? Or would something like this be better?

Can you not use OEM one Bo?

Is the Fly wheel on or off the engine?

[s2_bo]

I bought a new lightened balanced 3b flywheel but it came with an alloy pin, so pulled that out and now need to put a new one in.

Dont have the oem one.
Is it available from audi?

[terrybullwon]

I bought a new lightened balanced 3b flywheel but it came with an alloy pin, so pulled that out and now need to put a new one in.

Dont have the oem one.
Is it available from audi?

Yeah you can get them from Audi. Or take it to a machine shop and have one pressed in

[s2_bo]

Ok, i will get one from audi
N 902 318 01

[Phil Payne]

... try spark erosion.

That's the only thing I've known to work. I've heard stories of people successfully drilling, but never seen proof.

The two on the front were designed for a piece of timing analysis gear that I've never seen used. BRM had one but didn't know how to use it - I think Martyn Parker took it when he left.

[DJones]

I need to replace the timing pin on my flywheel, is it ok to use a magnetic 4mm drill bit cut to size? Or would something like this be better?

Don't use stainless its not magnetic.