The Honda Crosstour Flywheel is applied to smooth out engine pulses, assist the starter in cranking up the motor, and provide the clutch with an effective surface that creates friction. Mounted to the crankshaft in the Honda powertrain, the Flywheel stores rotational energy to provide a steady power supply from the Crosstour engine between combustion strokes and the Flywheel's ring gear is meshed to the starter drive whenever the ignition switch is turned. Inside the bell housing, clutch pressure forces the disc against the Flywheel face, making the flow of torque to the transmission possible. Over the years, Honda offered two Flywheel styles for the Crosstour, the traditional solid steel unit and a dual-mass unit which sandwiched a secondary plate that was spring damped between two masses. The dual-mass version has a better ability to absorb vibration and to promote smoother shifting but cannot be resurfaced and may fail when the internal springs wear out, whereas a solid Flywheel can often be machined unless heat cracks or runout exceed limits. Excessive scoring, warped faces, or damaged ring gear is usually evidence that replacement rather than repair is a better bet for Honda drivers looking for reliable Crosstour performance.
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