Thread: Isuzu Flywheel housing three bolt 12V STARTER

Originally Posted by Dougal

Can anyone give me the bolt pattern on the LT95 bellhousing?

Dougal,
I hope this is what you're after.
I 'Helicoiled' my other bellhousing for M10-1.25 bolts as most of them were stripped and that's what seemed to fit the good thread that was left, but the bolts that fit this new bellhousing measure up as M10-1.5 as far as I can see (20 threads in 30mm) Also, there are only 2 bolts directly opposite eachother on the housing, so I could only measure the PCD in one place.
All measurements are to centres.

Cheers, Murray

Originally Posted by map1275

Is easy, its all Isuzu up to the pressure plate. From the release bearing on its Land-Rover. In between is the custom made JRA bell housing to adapt the Isuzu back housing to an LT95. This is the only rare part

I'm not sure if the Landy flywheel is an Isuzu part or a Land Rover part, but it is deffinately different to the truck flywheel. Also, something you need that is pre-flywheel as a Land Rover part is the spiggot bush. More info here........http://www.aulro.com/afvb/isuzu-land...onversion.html

Originally Posted by rijidij

The housing part number is 8944419332. I think it is a genuine Isuzu part number by the look of the label that came with it.

The part number I have from back in Sept 1983 was 5113401270, so was there some slightly different versions? And while these unique parts have Isuzu numbers and were made/supplied by Isuzu don't bother going to your local Isuzu dealer as the numbers won't come up as they are to suit LR only. The flywheel is 5123301480 and the ring gear is 5123330020 (Isuzu #) while the crankshaft bearing (spigot bush) is AYG320 (LR #)

Originally Posted by rijidij

I'm not sure if the Landy flywheel is an Isuzu part or a Land Rover part, but it is deffinately different to the truck flywheel. Also, something you need that is pre-flywheel as a Land Rover part is the spiggot bush. More info here........http://www.aulro.com/afvb/isuzu-land...onversion.html

Thanks Murray, those measurements where exactly what I wanted. I'll overlay it with the Isuzu pattern in solidworks later on to see what it'll tell me.

The picture in the post above showing the clutch and flywheel I believe is labelled wrongly. I have all Isuzu truck parts in mine (including gearbox) and my flywheel, clutch and pressure plate match the ones shown across the bottom.

Originally Posted by Dougal

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The picture in the post above showing the clutch and flywheel I believe is labelled wrongly. I have all Isuzu truck parts in mine (including gearbox) and my flywheel, clutch and pressure plate match the ones shown across the bottom.

Strange, mine (truck 4BD1-T) are like those shown on the top row.

Originally Posted by Dougal

The picture in the post above showing the clutch and flywheel I believe is labelled wrongly. I have all Isuzu truck parts in mine (including gearbox) and my flywheel, clutch and pressure plate match the ones shown across the bottom.

Did you read his thread?, pretty sure he got it right

Actually he did as they're the same as mine on the bottom

Originally Posted by Dougal

The picture in the post above showing the clutch and flywheel I believe is labelled wrongly. I have all Isuzu truck parts in mine (including gearbox) and my flywheel, clutch and pressure plate match the ones shown across the bottom.

The dirty ones at the top are the ones I pulled out of the truck, and the bottom ones are the shiny new Landy parts I bought from Fred Smith in Melb when I fitted the Isuzu to the County.

Cheers, Murray

Originally Posted by rijidij

The dirty ones at the top are the ones I pulled out of the truck, and the bottom ones are the shiny new Landy parts I bought from Fred Smith in Melb when I fitted the Isuzu to the County.

Cheers, Murray

Interesting.
The flywheels could be wrong on, but my Isuzu pressure plate is definitely the lower one and it's got the Isuzu logo stamped into it. My clutch plate is 274mm OD.

My engine is originally JDM, approx 86 vintage with the two bolt starter.