What Is The Difference Between Flywheel And Clutch Kit?

The flywheel and the clutch are two different parts. A flywheel failure will generally cause engine vibration and abnormal noise, while a clutch failure will generally cause abnormal driving noise and vibration.
The function of the flywheel is to transmit power to the transmission through the output power of the engine, thereby driving the vehicle. It is usually made of cast iron or steel materials, has high strength and weight, and can smoothly transmit the engine's power. The flywheel and clutch are two different parts. Although they are both located between the engine and transmission, their functions are different. The clutch is mainly used to control whether the power output by the engine is transmitted to the transmission. It can separate the engine from the transmission without stopping, thereby enabling shifting and starting.
The engine flywheel and clutch are not one. They are two different parts. The engine flywheel is installed on the engine crankshaft. Its main function is to convert the energy generated by the up-and-down reciprocating motion of the piston into a rotational motion, which is stored in the flywheel and transferred to the clutch. The clutch is composed of a pressure plate, a disc, a release bearing, a master cylinder and a slave cylinder. The clutch pressure plate is connected to the flywheel by 6 screws.