An Engine Flywheel is a heavy rotating mass that stores kinetic energy. It is located at the rear of the engine and is connected to the crankshaft. The primary function of the flywheel assembly is to store kinetic energy. This energy is used to smooth out the power delivery from the engine and to help start the engine. The flywheel assembly also includes a ring gear, which is attached to the flywheel using bolts or rivets. The ring gear is used to start the engine and to transfer power from the engine to the transmission.Attributes:• Provides rotational inertia, which helps to reduce vibration and control engine speed.• Manufactured to precise specifications and is built for durability and reliabilityApplications:An Engine Flywheel helps to smooth out engine power fluctuations by absorbing excess energy from the engine when it is firing and releasing that energy to the transmission when the engine is not firing.