| 1. To block a flywheel, having inserted the suitable metal lever into teeths of a wreath of a flywheel, or by means of the special adaptation. |
| 2. Evenly to unscrew bolts of fastening of a flywheel on 1–2 turns. |
| 3. To turn out bolts of fastening of a flywheel. |
| 4. To remove a flywheel with a conducted disk of coupling. |
| 5. To examine a flywheel. If on it there are cracks, deep scratches, wear tracks on a working surface or are damaged wreath teeths, it is necessary to replace a flywheel. To check density of landing of adjusting pins in a flywheel. If pins sit leaky, to replace them. |
| 6. To establish a flywheel upside-down. Bolts of fastening of a flywheel to twirl evenly cross-wise and to tighten the moment of 20 N · m (2,0 kgfs · м). |
| 7. Installation of a conducted disk of coupling see subitem 6–9 subsections 4.3. |
| 8. At cars with an automatic transmission a driving disk remove and establish also, as on cars with the engine in working volume of 1,1 and 1,3 l (see subsection 2.2.1.8). |