9Y-7209: 60 Teeth Flywheel Spline

The Flywheel Spline in the flywheel of an internal combustion engine. It consists of a series of ridges and grooves on the surface of the flywheel that engage with a mating component, typically the starter motor's drive gear. The flywheel spline allows the starter motor to engage and turn the engine over during the starting process, initiating the combustion cycle. Attributes: • Interlocks with the starter motor's drive gear for engine start. • Facilitates smooth and reliable engagement. • Ensures proper alignment between the starter motor and engine. • Made of durable steel or alloys for strength and wear resistance. • Number of teeth 60 Applications: The Flywheel Spline is used to provide the mechanical connection between the engine's flywheel and the starter motor's drive gear. This connection allows the starter motor to exert torque on the flywheel.