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11 22 513 Replacing roller bearing for dual-mass flywheel
2023 BMW M4 CSLSECTION 11 22 513 Replacing roller bearing for dual-mass flywheel
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Special tools required:
NOTE:
For special tools, refer to ENGINE - SPECIAL TOOLS
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- 21 2 051
- 21 2 052
NOTE:
Flywheel removed!
Using hydraulic press (1) and special tool 21 2 051, press out dual-mass flywheel downwards on engine side.
IMPORTANT:
Risk of damage: Roller bearing must not be driven out.
RENDER: 1.0x
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