How to identify 1300 clutch/Flywheel?

[carl]

I got a nice flywheel/clutch assembly from my parts stash but never labeled it so I don't know if it's a 1300 or 1500 assembly. How do I differentiate them?

carl

 

[Ulix]

Take pics

Someone here can probably ID them...

 

[Black-Tooth]

Also... count the number of teeth and post here...

I'll go count the 1500 wheel I have and we can compare.

If they each have their own starter... then the tooth count should be different on a 1300 vs. a 1500.

 

[EricH]

Easy

I got a nice flywheel/clutch assembly from my parts stash but never labeled it so I don't know if it's a 1300 or 1500 assembly. How do I differentiate them?
carl

4-speed/1300 flywheel: The bolt holes for the pressure plate are all about one inch from the locating dowels.

5-speed/1500 flywheel: Three of the bolt holes are about one inch from the locating dowels, but the other three are space much further away from the dowels.

 

[carl]

Cool

I'll check it out this evening. I have the old nasty 1300 clutch and flywheel but I thought the differences were small enough that measuring things with a tape measure would be hit or miss. I like this method.

carl

 

[Rupunzell]

The 1300 flywheel is lower weight than the 1500.. and the 1300 flywheel also has a smaller diameter clutch face.

Bernice

I got a nice flywheel/clutch assembly from my parts stash but never labeled it so I don't know if it's a 1300 or 1500 assembly. How do I differentiate them?

carl

 

[Steve Hoelscher]

Easiest way

1300 flywheels have 6mm pressure plate bolt holes.

1500 flywheels have 8mm pressure plate bolt holes.