ARP 251-2801 Flywheel Bolt Kit for Ford 2.0L Zetec

$ 29.06

Score By Feature

Based on 18 ratings

Delivery

9.19

Satisfaction

9.05

Giftable

9.28

Packaging

9.47

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Product Description

Flywheel Bolt Kit for Ford 4-Stroke, P/N 251-2801 from ARP

The part number for this part is 251-2801.

Type of fit Vehicle specific

There is no weight to the package. There are 363,050 kilograms in the world today

Questions & Answers

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You should be able to fit it

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Selected User Reviews For ARP 251-2801 Flywheel Bolt Kit for Ford 2.0L Zetec

It fitted my 2001 Focus with MTX 75, and it was made in the U

5/5

S. A. We provide this kit with instructions and special grease to modify the MTX75 5 speed manual transaxle. It is made in the USA. To accomplish this, you need to use a 3/4 inch 12 point socket and torque them to 85 foot The shoulder should be lubricated with the included grease and thread locker used to hold the threads together. This bolt is for use with a Ford truck and CANNOT be re-used. These are made of a much higher quality and are much less expensive than the OEM bolts.

Dani Gonzales

| Apr 10, 2021

The auto transmission is not compatible with these cars

5/5

Although these are of ARP quality, they are too long to fit Until now, only manual transmissions have been available.

Zariyah Cooke

| Dec 03, 2020

High-quality bolts to replace your existing ones

5/5

There is a price for everything.

Mira Jennings

| Mar 09, 2021

These bolts are fantastic

5/5

ARP continues to deliver high quality as always. A few hundred dollars is not cheap, but the peace of mind is worth it. The bolts were used to attach ring gears. Follow the torque specs included in the package.

Hailey Kirby

| Jul 17, 2021

For any Focus with the Zetec, this is a must-have

5/5

My Focus has been great since I replaced it. The bolts are about as costly or less expensive than the factory bolts, according to my research. As far as I know, I have never had an issue.