Quickest Way to Change Clutch
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yea i think i can do without the pilot bolts. Now trick is to find a clutch for less than $100 even if its used and then throw in new pilot and TO bearing. Only doing this cuz i dont have the cash for new clutch
#27
Don't cheap out on the clutch. It's like the bearings...why have to do it again sometime soon?
I know that's fairly hypocritical coming from someone who installed a used Exedy SII clutch, but it has around 70% remaining...
I know that's fairly hypocritical coming from someone who installed a used Exedy SII clutch, but it has around 70% remaining...
#30
You can rent a pilot bearing puller for free from AutoZone. You have to leave a deposit but you get the entire deposit back when you return the puller.
I just did mine. Definitely change the pilot bearing and the seal. I went ahead and changed the rear seal in the transmission also.
Also, it would be a good time to change the shifter spring, if your shifter doesn't return to center.
I just did mine. Definitely change the pilot bearing and the seal. I went ahead and changed the rear seal in the transmission also.
Also, it would be a good time to change the shifter spring, if your shifter doesn't return to center.
#35
Once you do this once, you will never forget how lol.
Also, +1 on case of beer, and then use the excuse "I'll need your keys because your drinking" so they have to stay.
Beer
Friends
???
Profit!
Also just did this on my 90 GTU (TII swap) as well as replaced master & slave, real easy to do with the right tools.
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