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Sheet Molded Compound.

This is the material that all C4 Corvettes are made of.

It's similar to fiberglass, but much more durable.

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pianoguy Question about ZF bellhousing
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When I was taking off the driver's side cat tonight, I noticed a round hole in the side of the bellhousing, maybe about the size of a quarter - it is clearly supposed to be there, but is just open. Should there be some kind of plug or cover for it?
Posted on: 2008/3/26 3:25
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bogus Re: Question about ZF bellhousing
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hm... I don't remember... I would have to get under there, and you know, it's dark.

CC might have a more recent experience...
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LD85 Re: Question about ZF bellhousing
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No plug available that I have ever seen, it's a site hole to check the clutch wear.
Posted on: 2008/3/26 17:15
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pianoguy Re: Question about ZF bellhousing
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Thanks - just seems odd that it wouldn't have some kind of plug or something. I did a quick search for any reference to it in the Woodchuck's Handy Guide (FSM), but didn't find anything.
Posted on: 2008/3/26 21:57
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CentralCoaster Re: Question about ZF bellhousing
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Don't worry about it. There are some cars that don't even have an inspection cover, and the entire bottom of the flywheel is exposed.
Posted on: 2008/3/27 18:17
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