Do you have to pull the engine to change the clutch?, I need to do a clutch change and had some questions... |
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Do you have to pull the engine to change the clutch?, I need to do a clutch change and had some questions... |
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May 3 2009, 08:13 PM
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I think its time to change the clutch and had some questions.
1 - Do you have to drop the entire Engine to do the change? 2 - Whats the quickest cheapest way to get it done? 3 - Should I drain the tranny oil or just drop, change and replace? I realize that there are a lot of things that -should- be done, but I am one of the folks that has lost my job. I need to get the car back up and running for as little as possible. So changing syncros would be great, I might not have the funds to buy 1st and 2nd ($80 each?), but might not be possible. I love hearing the suggestions but the budget has to come first. Thanks gang. Eric |
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