Guy I have an 03 350z single turbo charged 6m.
I went to replace the clutch, after sometime the guy from the garage called and told my that the flywheel bolts were stuck to the crankshaft when I went there the only solutions for this problem ether rebuilding the engine with a new crank or buying another engine what is the other solution if there and what do you recommend. ??? guys I really need this fast

 

sounds like they should pay for the rebuild or new engine

 

i say go to another repair shop and get a 2nd opinion.

 

You have several choices:

a. Remove and replace your crankshaft. This is a known motor (miles) and one you are familiar with.

b. Reconditioned used motor.

c. Used motor out of a wrecked Z.

Make some calls. Check your regional forum for available motors.

 

try these

 

Oh I forgot. If the flywheel is stuck to the crankshaft why not just leave it alone?

 

totally bad idea and i have tried it since the vq35de is an aluminum engine it is hard to do that it would not last long "I don't want to get kill by a flying flywheel.

 

how does this happen anyway i would like to know.. inproper installation?

 

An E-Z out would make your engine not last long?

 

yeah what this sounds shady. second opnion tim.

 

that crank that the flywheel bolts screw into isn't aluminum....if yours was aluminum you must have some trick formula 1 crank. Should be steel like every other crank.

if the flywheel is still stuck to the crank then that means the bolts aren't broken. i'm curious to see how it's stuck. Big *** impact will get them loose or snap them off. Once they snap you can drill a hole in the middle of them and use an ez out or just drill them out and re-tap for new threads. I'm sure not EVERY bolt is stuck.

or like davidv said, just leave the flywheel alone and put a new friction disk and pressure plate on it.

 

+1

it's not stuck, the shop is trying to take you for money. Even if the bolts were stuck you could get a big breaker bar in there and break them off/ez-out them out. There's no reason to be looking for a new crank, or a new motor. Tell the shop to put it back together and that because the practice bad business ethics that you are taking your business elsewhere.

I wouldn't trust them to change my tires....or my oil.....or my......uh....gas?

 

thanks guys any way since this Z is my first one and I have never worked on anyone before but I would like to keep it as clean from the outside to the inside so any way the thing is I heard that it's a full aluminum engine and that was wrong since the guy who told me is the same guy who turned me into a stupid guy and raped the f*** out of my money so I know how to pay it back.

 

it IS a full aluminum engine. aluminum block and heads are what define an aluminum engine. Your flywheel doesn't bolt into either so the jackass that used that as an excuse is taking you for a fool.

 

Whoever told you that your crank is aluminum is a jackass. Listen to Binder and Junkie. They are right.