Dual mass flywheel

rat49f6 · May 23, 2013

i took the engine and trans out of a 95 7.3 with zf6
i was expecting to find a dual mass fly wheel but it looks the same as my e99 fly wheel

e99 zf6 flywheel on the right ... zf5 fly wheel on the left from 95 parts truck

honestly dont remember which is which in this pic but they both look the same

sorry for the crappy pic, but they do look identical in person

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rat49f6 · May 23, 2013

The 95 trans was azf5 ..typo

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Mike@MPD · May 23, 2013

You love green too much

rat49f6 · May 23, 2013

Those are my running shoes for the gym... I almost didn't buy them because they were green and white not green and black lol

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Ad8 PRODIGY · May 23, 2013

rat49f6 said:
Those are my running shoes for the gym...

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GYM?!

Patrick Feeley · May 23, 2013

I thought the input shafts were larger on the ZF-6's (don't know about the diameter where it goes through the pilot bearing, though. Maybe they are the same there?). Cheers!

rat49f6 · May 23, 2013

Yep the gym ... I'm old and far and still trying to keep up woth younger women so I gotta do something

Not sure about imput shaft size but the splines are def diffrent

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Dieselfever · May 29, 2013

Someone had installed a solid flywheel in the '95? Very common.

Yes the input shafts are different, ZF 5 speed has 1-1/4" input and the ZF 6 speeds have 1-3/8", both are 10 spline. The pilot on each shaft is the same for both(ZF6 in the 7.3's only), later the input shaft was upgraded on the ZF 6 speeds for the 6.0's and 6.4's to have a larger pilot but still 1-3/8" splines