What does the ATP Z-111 flexplate do?
It bolts to the engine crankshaft and connects to the torque converter, transmitting engine torque to the automatic transmission, while its ring gear lets the starter motor crank the engine.
Will this flexplate fit my vehicle?
It's a direct-fit replacement for many 1966-1987 GM cars, trucks, and vans, including the Chevrolet Camaro, Nova, El Camino, and Chevelle. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact year, make, and model among the 211 applications.
What are the signs my flexplate needs replacing?
A grinding or whirring noise when starting (worn ring gear teeth), a knock or rattle near the bellhousing, or difficulty cranking. Diagnose the cause first, as the starter or torque converter can produce similar symptoms.
What part numbers does the Z-111 interchange with?
It cross-references FW95830, G100, FA46, FA5, FA5HD, XF20, 33600, GM100, GM104, 4328, 340296, 471598, 409331B, AA-G100, AA-G104, 6005024, 6005195, FY20, FRA100, FRA-100, FRA127, 4161005, 4161009, and V503.
What is the manufacturer part number for this flexplate?
The manufacturer part number is ATP Z-111. Use the listed interchange numbers or the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm it matches your original flexplate.
