Weight of a 12a
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Weight of a 12a
So I am a very do it myself, mostly because I don't have a lot of people around me who like working on cars. I am pulling the engine so I can replace the clutch. How much does a 12a weigh So I can see if I can pull it out myself.
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I doubt you can lift it out of the enginebay wiyhout help.
I can lift the motor from the floor to the workbench, but i'm a big guy too.
It's heavy and hatd to handle, get a friend to help you and save your back
I can lift the motor from the floor to the workbench, but i'm a big guy too.
It's heavy and hatd to handle, get a friend to help you and save your back
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I don't want to sound like poor Sumo, but that's the truth.
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what the doc said....
all you have to do to change the clutch is first, jack the car up and put it on some jack stands, remove the drive shaft, then the tranny and then the pressure plate/clutch assembly..... reverse steps to reassemble
all you have to do to change the clutch is first, jack the car up and put it on some jack stands, remove the drive shaft, then the tranny and then the pressure plate/clutch assembly..... reverse steps to reassemble
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oh yeah.... you have to remove the starter and flywheel too..... just when you take the tranny out and your doin it by yourself, make sure to put the floor jack under the tranny, although its not that heavy, you can prolly bench press it but i would just save myself the trouble and use the floor jack
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Easiest way to change clutch is from underneath. Less heavy lifting, less electrical and mechanical connections to screwup, too. Not too hard to benchpress that transmission into place, but you sure do need a clutch alignment tool! Replace the pilot bearing and throwout earing, too. I've had best luck with OEM stuff from mazdatrix.com.
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