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JFG
Having bought a 914 flywheel for my w code motor i need to buy the correct seals to reassemble that area.

I have the large outer seal but looking on the parts catalogue there is a felt ring and i've also seen a large o ring advertised.

Can someone advise about this o ring, i see no place that one would sit and seal. Also the felt ring. Is 111 105 311 the same as 021105311?
Frankvw
Yes...buy the o ring and feltring as well. Both really cheap. You MUST have the O ring. The felt ring is something you could run without if it was not available and the build is waiting. But it is a cheap part so do not skip it to save money (about 1 dollar). The engineers at VW/Porsche did not create the felt ring if not really needed so it has a (small) purpose. It creates a dustbarrier. Good luck !
Tbrown4x4
The o-ring sits in a groove in the flywheel where it goes over the end of the crank.
porschetub
QUOTE(Frankvw @ May 20 2017, 07:12 PM) *

Yes...buy the o ring and feltring as well. Both really cheap. You MUST have the O ring. The felt ring is something you could run without if it was not available and the build is waiting. But it is a cheap part so do not skip it to save money (about 1 dollar). The engineers at VW/Porsche did not create the felt ring if not really needed so it has a (small) purpose. It creates a dustbarrier. Good luck !


Hhhhhmmm,I thought the felt ring kept the lubricant in the input shaft bearing,not sure now confused24.gif .
JFG

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Hhhhhmmm,I thought the felt ring kept the lubricant in the input shaft bearing,not sure now confused24.gif .
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Out of curiosity what grease do people use on the bearing?
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