Drivetrain: How to Install Clutch/Flywheel
#27
#29
Nice man, I'll have to check out your new place sometime. As a matter of fact I am headed to long island this coming weekend for some memorial day celebrations
Oh, and the tune you uploaded to my car is still holding up BEAUTIFULLY. I still can't get over the whole fiasco we dealt with uploading that tune to my wacked-out ECM.
The car literally puts a smile on my face every day I drive it. ha
Oh, and the tune you uploaded to my car is still holding up BEAUTIFULLY. I still can't get over the whole fiasco we dealt with uploading that tune to my wacked-out ECM.
The car literally puts a smile on my face every day I drive it. ha
#30
Senior Member
iTrader: (2)
Join Date: 06-09-09
Location: Grain Valley, MO
Posts: 1,218
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
i did it in about 6 hours total on a lift at where i work. another 30 min or so tweaking lil things that were missed. took a lot of bleeding for the clutch to feel good.
#31
Senior Member
iTrader: (1)
Nice man, I'll have to check out your new place sometime. As a matter of fact I am headed to long island this coming weekend for some memorial day celebrations
Oh, and the tune you uploaded to my car is still holding up BEAUTIFULLY. I still can't get over the whole fiasco we dealt with uploading that tune to my wacked-out ECM.
The car literally puts a smile on my face every day I drive it. ha
Oh, and the tune you uploaded to my car is still holding up BEAUTIFULLY. I still can't get over the whole fiasco we dealt with uploading that tune to my wacked-out ECM.
The car literally puts a smile on my face every day I drive it. ha
That was rushing lol, done a few already, but usually it takes about 5-6 hours not killing myself
Last edited by 06blackg85ss; 05-23-2010 at 09:48 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#32
lol that actually came up in conversation the other night. I'll actually be out in LI on sunday at my friends hot rod bbq in hicksville, be back home monday morning if you want to swing through on the way back (if it's early lol) I'm right off I87
That was rushing lol, done a few already, but usually it takes about 5-6 hours not killing myself
That was rushing lol, done a few already, but usually it takes about 5-6 hours not killing myself
I'll be RIGHT by you, I'm going to Levittown. I'll shoot you a text when I'm on my way back for sure
#34
#42
so i did my clutch for the first time.everything went well except for getting the transmission back in. used the alignment tool but still gave me a hard time. finally got it in and i start to bleed the clutch.i look under the car as the fluid was still decreasing and this is after almost a full bottle of brake fluid. all the fluid was leaking out which my luck thats only one thing. bad clutch slave cylinder. so now i have to take everything back out! whoever is the genius that designed this car is a moron.worst clutch job ive ever dealt with in my entire life! end rant.lol
#44
Former Vendor
iTrader: (3)
I would say yes. can you get away without them? Sometimes. Did you torque and angle torque? Some people over torque the bolts and its over.
If you have trouble getting the transmission back in place, u may damage the tob/ should slide in easy. If you have to force it, then its not right.
good luck.
If you have trouble getting the transmission back in place, u may damage the tob/ should slide in easy. If you have to force it, then its not right.
good luck.
#50
Do you still have the service manual for this?
if you still have this and don’t mind sending it to me that would be great I gotta do the clutch on a buddy’s car this weekend would be great having the info on hand and not winging it my Email is Andyc820@gmail.com
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Delta coupe
Pictures & Videos
1
09-30-2015 08:11 AM