tcyent

My son replaced the clutch on his 2000 A6, now, we don't have a spark. Had the flywheel resurfaced was told later never do that with the dual mass fly wheel. I suspect the pickup is not in sync even though the flywheel was marked and reinstalled in the same position. Did we screw up by resurfacing the fly wheel? I would appreciate some insight from someone who knows. Thanks...

Imolavirus@BuehnEngineering

people resurface flywheels all the time and have no problems with them

PSmalls::DoggieStyle

Unless they aren't balanced properly *cough*

Imolavirus@BuehnEngineering

<control 7> troll

Dean@Futrell

the flywheel might have put on wrong. they say it will only go on one way, but it will go on multiple ways

tcyent

I think the potential problem comes from the stepped flywheel and the pin removal. Anyone know if this can throw off the spark?

JoeS4

u might be better off posting over in the A6 forum...you'll get more responses