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2014/08/11 12:01:11 (permalink)
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Auto vs manual crankshafts

Is there any differences between the auto and manual 1600 crossflow crankshaft in a Mk1 Escort ? Specifically the back of the crank where the flexplate and flywheel bolt up .
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    martymexico
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    Re: Auto vs manual crankshafts 2014/08/11 17:16:16 (permalink)
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    Both same mate , just remember to use longer bolts and spigot it if going manual.
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    Re: Auto vs manual crankshafts 2014/08/12 17:39:45 (permalink)
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    is there a spigot bearing or bush needed int  he back of the auto crank to suit the input shaft? or is it just a machined hole (doubt it)
     
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    Re: Auto vs manual crankshafts 2014/08/12 18:19:28 (permalink)
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    Manual only have spigot bearings. .
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    Re: Auto vs manual crankshafts 2014/08/13 09:26:14 (permalink)
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    yes! does the auto crank have the recess for it? I presume so
     
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