The Nissan Frontier Flywheel allows the engine to start without any hassle, absorbs the pulses from the engine, and provides the material that the clutch clings onto. The spinning disc that attaches to the crankshaft stores momentum so the intermittent blasts from the combustion don't feel so inconsistent. Rather, it feels like a constant stream of power and torque. Furthermore, its ring gear mates perfectly with the starter drive whenever you turn the key. Thus, the Nissan feels a more seamless drive compared to some of its competitors. As it operates, the clutch disc exerts pressure on the Flywheel face. This pressure is the torque transfer to any Frontier transmission. Over the years, two Flywheel designs have come about. One is the traditional solid type, which is a single metal plate. The other is a dual mass Flywheel, which consists of a primary mass and a secondary mass sandwiched together with spring dampers. The solid style can usually be lightly resurfaced to address grooves or heat spots, but the dual mass unit cannot be machined and must be replaced when the internal springs loosen or the warpage exceeds limits. Due to multiple starts, the teeth of the ring gear of either style could get chipped. Further, the Flywheel surface may get damaged due to heat. Serious scoring or cracking may also occur due to repeated clutch engagements. For any Nissan Frontier owner, it is safe to replace them.
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