how to replace the clutch
Hi,
Lately i am feeling a shudder when i let go of the clutch in the first & second gear on my 94 integra ls. what might be the problem ? is my clutch going bad or something else ?
Is there any manual or step by step procedure on doing the clutch ?
how hard is it to replace the clutch by myself. how much the dealer charges to replace the clutch ? should i go for a oem clutch or one from autozone or some aftermarket performance one.
your suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
~AR
Lately i am feeling a shudder when i let go of the clutch in the first & second gear on my 94 integra ls. what might be the problem ? is my clutch going bad or something else ?
Is there any manual or step by step procedure on doing the clutch ?
how hard is it to replace the clutch by myself. how much the dealer charges to replace the clutch ? should i go for a oem clutch or one from autozone or some aftermarket performance one.
your suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
~AR
http://www.hondasofnewengland....402
i think that link should help a lot. i would just get a aftermarket clutch kit. grab harder and longer lasting
i think that link should help a lot. i would just get a aftermarket clutch kit. grab harder and longer lasting
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I could view it just fine w/o setting up an account.
Your best bet is to get a Helms manual. It lists every step with illustrations in detail.
Also, I HIGHLY recommend a tranmission jack. After doing 2 clutch jobs where I had to bench-press the tranny housing, a trans jack would make the job a million times easier, with less chances of injuring yourself.
Your best bet is to get a Helms manual. It lists every step with illustrations in detail.
Also, I HIGHLY recommend a tranmission jack. After doing 2 clutch jobs where I had to bench-press the tranny housing, a trans jack would make the job a million times easier, with less chances of injuring yourself.
http://www.team-integra.net/se...D=957
theres your TI link
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I could view it just fine w/o setting up an account.
Your best bet is to get a Helms manual. It lists every step with illustrations in detail.
Also, I HIGHLY recommend a tranmission jack. After doing 2 clutch jobs where I had to bench-press the tranny housing, a trans jack would make the job a million times easier, with less chances of injuring yourself.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ive had to do the same 3 times lol. its not easy so if youve got the money go for the jack. if not than its still very doable without one.
theres your TI link
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I could view it just fine w/o setting up an account.
Your best bet is to get a Helms manual. It lists every step with illustrations in detail.
Also, I HIGHLY recommend a tranmission jack. After doing 2 clutch jobs where I had to bench-press the tranny housing, a trans jack would make the job a million times easier, with less chances of injuring yourself.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ive had to do the same 3 times lol. its not easy so if youve got the money go for the jack. if not than its still very doable without one.
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