Supporting Motor Methods (clutch install)
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Removing Exhaust Maifold Question (clutch install)
I changed the topic so I wouldn't have to make another post, so if the replies seem irrelevant, it's because I asked a different question earlier.
Do I have to remove the exhuast manifold in order to move along on my trans removal and clutch install? The reason I ask is because the previous owner welded the whole thing and I can't just remove the header.
Modified by LSEGHATCH at 3:19 PM 6/26/2006
Do I have to remove the exhuast manifold in order to move along on my trans removal and clutch install? The reason I ask is because the previous owner welded the whole thing and I can't just remove the header.
Modified by LSEGHATCH at 3:19 PM 6/26/2006
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just did my clutch on the weekend
we had the car up on a hoist (makes things 10x easier)
we just used a tranny lift to drop the tranny off, then took the tranny off and used the tranny lift again to hold the engine. the single mount holds the engine fine by itself but better be safe then sorry
btw, buy some transaxle seals while your at it. their cheap, and will prevent you from having to fix them later on down the road).
make sure your flywheel isnt warped either. might need some machining depending on why your replacing your clutch.
in my case, my flywheel was fine had a few burns in it. the pads on my clutch disc exploded had to clean out the transmission wiht some brake cleaner.
we had the car up on a hoist (makes things 10x easier)
we just used a tranny lift to drop the tranny off, then took the tranny off and used the tranny lift again to hold the engine. the single mount holds the engine fine by itself but better be safe then sorry
btw, buy some transaxle seals while your at it. their cheap, and will prevent you from having to fix them later on down the road).
make sure your flywheel isnt warped either. might need some machining depending on why your replacing your clutch.
in my case, my flywheel was fine had a few burns in it. the pads on my clutch disc exploded had to clean out the transmission wiht some brake cleaner.
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Re: (Morning Call)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Morning Call »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">btw, buy some transaxle seals while your at it. their cheap, and will prevent you from having to fix them later on down the road).
make sure your flywheel isnt warped either. might need some machining.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, picked up the seals today and will be taking the flywheel in to be machined, no matter what.
Thanks for the heads up
make sure your flywheel isnt warped either. might need some machining.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, picked up the seals today and will be taking the flywheel in to be machined, no matter what.
Thanks for the heads up
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