on average how much would it cost to bring to a mechanic to change the clutch. and how much is it to resurface the flywheel?

 

I paid $120 for an OEM Exedy clutch shipped ot me. The actual labor, including resurfacing the flywheel ($40) was $450

The total was close to $600.

 

Probably between $100-$200 w/o parts depending on where you go.

When I had the fly resurfaced done for my 88 civic it cost me $36.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AndyD &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I paid $120 for an OEM Exedy clutch shipped ot me. The actual labor, including resurfacing the flywheel ($40) was $450

The total was close to $600. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Deeeeeeeeamn, $450? Holy mother. haha

Thank god a good friend was a nissan tech, free labor.

 

honda quoted me 950 for labor for the SH

hence i did it myself

 

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hence i did it myself</TD></TR></TABLE>

Stealerships

They'll charge you 2 hours of labor when you drop the car off.

 

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Deeeeeeeeamn, $450? Holy mother. haha

Thank god a good friend was a nissan tech, free labor. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Oooooow, Nissan tech, huh?? Maybe he can get me discounted Nissan parts for my 240SX.

Where do you live??

 

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Oooooow, Nissan tech, huh?? Maybe he can get me discounted Nissan parts for my 240SX.

Where do you live??</TD></TR></TABLE>

He was a Nissan tech.

Are you serious about the parts? My nissan tech friend knows a guy that still works at the Nissan dealership. I don't know about the discount though but I can ask.

I'm in MA.

 

where in MA do u live?

 

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20 minute north of Boston.

 

I don't know about you guys, but in Newark we watch the mechanics do the work and stay until they finish so they don't try to hustle us.

 

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Same here, if i bring my car to shop, I better be able to see what's goin on. But most shops have policies that don't allow customers to be around the work area.

That's why I rather do it myself or have a good friend that's a mech help me do it.

 

How hard would it be to change the clutch and flywheel myself? I'm getting a helms manuel for my car but I'm only 17 and dont have much expierence with cars but I'm definately not mechanically inclined.

 

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It's pretty hard if you don't know what you're doing. Especially with out the tools & a lift/jack stand.

I suggest letting a trained mechanic do it, you don't want to kill yourself or break something.

 

Best price i got here in cali to replace flywheel + clutch was 300 bucks for labor. It was also 300 just to change the clutch, isn't much more labor for the flywheel..