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The VAICO V10-2544 flywheel screw set is designed for professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts performing engine or transmission maintenance on Volkswagen Group and Ford vehicles. This set provides the necessary high-tensile hardware required for securing a flywheel to the crankshaft, ensuring engine integrity and safety. While these screws meet or exceed OEM specifications, users must verify engine-specific torque requirements and thread compatibility before installation to prevent structural failure.
| Model Part Number | V10-2544 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VAICO |
No. Flywheel screws are critical structural components and should always be replaced with new hardware per vehicle service manuals.
It refers to the tensile strength of the steel; 12.9 is a high-grade industrial standard capable of handling significant stress and heat.
These screws are intended for various VW, Audi, Skoda, Seat, Ford, and MAN models. Check your VIN or engine code against part number N90665001 or WHT009773.
The set contains 8 screws engineered for direct mounting; confirm your specific vehicle requirements if separate washers are noted in your service manual.
Some manufacturers recommend a light application of thread locker, while others do not. Consult your vehicle's service documentation.
Stop immediately, clean the crankshaft threads with a tap to remove residual thread locker or debris, and verify the bolt size matches the factory specification.
Ensure the use of a high-quality, non-worn socket. Verify the socket size matches the bolt head profile exactly.
Always consult the specific service manual for your engine code, as torque-to-yield specs vary significantly by vehicle model.
Before installation, ensure that the crankshaft mounting holes are clean, dry, and free of oil or debris to allow for accurate torque readings. It is essential to use a calibrated torque wrench and follow the vehicle manufacturer's specific tightening sequence—often involving a torque-plus-angle method. Do not reuse old flywheel bolts, as they are typically torque-to-yield fasteners that lose integrity after the first installation. Always confirm your specific vehicle's part number compatibility against the cross-reference list including N90665001 and WHT009773 before beginning the repair.
