ok i just got done with my clutch and I put it in first and let the clutch out it dose nothing and dosent go anywhere some one said I had the clutch disc on backwards I replaced everything throwout bearing and the release bearing to. what do you guys think I know I am going to have to tear eeverything apart again tomorrow so what do you guys think.

 

axle not seated in the tranny......

 

Yeah, make sure your axle is all the way in. That's what it sounds like to me.

 

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Would be the first Thing I would check. Sometimes there a bitch getting them all the way in. They may seem like there in but they got just a little more to go.

 

when you put the axles in.. slide it into the tranny get the hub put the axle in the hub put the axle nut on tighten it down with an impact... get the hub and slam it into the tranny.. dont use a hammer..

it happened to me when i replaced my stock with a stage 2.. got it done put the axles in got down the street to test it make shure everythings okay.. get ready to pull out into the intersection and the car stops right in the middle and just revs in 1st gear.. so i pushed it ( i thought the damn clutch blew up ) jacked it up on the side of the road saw the axle out.. took off the lca bolt and slammed it in..

 

does it click into gear?

 

when it doesnt move you call the tow truck and have it done by some one how does it for a living since you dont this hassle isnt worth saving 100 dollars for a clutch install

 

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lol.

Hes learning!! we all want to be pro mechanics but arent. So keep your mouth shut maybe he cant spare a 100 bucks.

 

Amen to Skanky Bryan

 

if he doesnt learn... this could happen https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1402940

why not learn how to work on your own car.. you take more pride in it when its done than have someone do it.. also a lot less downtime

 

Being too worried about theft to have your car worked on by someone else is a pretty shitty reason to do the work yourself. You should want to do the work by yourself so you become self sufficient, save money, and know what you are driving! Your car could stolen at your own house so does that mean take it to a shop?

just re-check your steps, and make sure everything is plugged up enough... worst case scenario, you rip it all apart and make sure it is back together correctly! I guaruntee the next clutch you do you will remember whatever you forgot! Keep on wrenchin!

 

who the hell installs a clutch for $100

 

i dont think you can even install a clutch disk backwards. i think the center spring assembly would hit the flywheel.

 

did you re attach the shift linkage? if you did maybe it came off