Clutch/Flywheel install?
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Clutch/Flywheel install?
i really dont feel like paying sumone to install me clutch and flywheel for me so i was seeing if anyone had like instructions for the install. I think i remeber sumone posted a set of instructions but i dont really remember.
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it is pricey, but you get what you paid for, i believe p-tuning will do it all for $750. that sounds reasonable considering the amount of work, tools and the fact that they work on alot of tc's and know what they are doing.
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i feel like i can do it w/o taking out the motor . i think i remember seeing the install with them just taking out the entire right side of parts in the the engine and they could reach the clutch and flywheel
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Who told you the motor has to come out? That's gotta be the funniest thing I've heard in a long time . I've dropped my tranny 5 times now, and it only takes me 3 1/2 to 4 hours start to finish. The motor does not have to come out. That's just stupid .
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Unless you have the right tools for the job and have had experience putting in a clutch on a transverse engine, its not quite like putting in a cold air intake. You'll definitely need a good torque wrench and a clutch alignment tool. If you don't have a lift to use, I wouldn't suggest doing it on jack stands. If I were you I'd just have some performance shop or get the TRD clutch installed from your dealership.
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