Last Minute Clutch Install questions (turbo II)
08-16-08, 10:50 PM
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UPDATE: the job is done. I did it without removing the Downpipe, it didn't get in the way at all.
I am going to post up some pictures of the old clutch.. The throwout bearing is the worst I have ever seen....
The car pulls much harder now. I have a brake system vacumme leak I need to deal with, but overall the clutch job went well. I needed a hand when I went to put the transmisson back in (to push the engine back toward the firewall) but the rest was a one man job..
THanks for the tips.
I am going to post up some pictures of the old clutch.. The throwout bearing is the worst I have ever seen....
The car pulls much harder now. I have a brake system vacumme leak I need to deal with, but overall the clutch job went well. I needed a hand when I went to put the transmisson back in (to push the engine back toward the firewall) but the rest was a one man job..
THanks for the tips.
08-17-08, 08:48 PM
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Here are the pictures.. NOTE: check out how out of round/discolored the throwout is...
This clutch was all kinds of burnt.. The presure plate was deeply gouged, and the disk was worn past the rivets.
This clutch was all kinds of burnt.. The presure plate was deeply gouged, and the disk was worn past the rivets.
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