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Old 09-05-2019, 12:31 AM
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I think theres a miscommunication in part names.

An auto does not have a flywheel. It has a flexplate. The bolts between the flexplate and the crank will be shouldered, the bolts between the flexplate and the torque converter are smaller and have a locking washer.

A manual has a flywheel, and those bolts (to the crank) are usually longer than flexplate bolts because the flexplate is much thinner than a flywheel.
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