xmotocrossx04

Aight I had a little clutch slip tonight so I'm guess it's time to replace the old gal. Now I have a brand new 4 day old clutch in my "non running" gxl so my question is how hard is it going to be for me to get the clutch out of my gxl and take it to somone to install it or is it a not a big deal for me to do it. I just want any help tips and trick to getting the new one out. if I can? thanks

WAYNE88N/A

if it's your first clutch job & you have all the tools you need (pilot bearing puller being one), give yourself two days, take your time, learn the procedures, & do it right...you'll enjoy working on stuff like this if you have the time- it's when you get in a hurry that everything goes to sh#t! LOL

torean

is the pilot bearing puller really needed?....im about to do the same but dont have a puller handy....would it be something auto zone would have that i can rent?

thx

Bauer778

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yea you can go to autozone they have one there on their loan-a-tool service

xmotocrossx04

Yeah I don't have one either, whats it gonna cost me to get one and is it really needed?

xmotocrossx04

Aight thanks