ok guys...my clutch is starting to slip and i was wondering about how long can i drive normally until i need to replace it? also, i would like to replace it myself because when i got my clutch replaced on my truck at a local shop, it cost like 400 in labor and i dont wanna pay that again (and my truck was only a 86 yota 4-speed, yay for the 22r ) so it couldnt have been to difficult....

 

I bought a Exedy clutch, never got to use it. Lmk if you wanna buy it

 

ok cool.....let me find some answers and ill let you know

 

just do it yourself its not that hard ...just gotta let the tranny drop to get access to the clutch and flywheel...and i would have the flywheel resurfaced at the same time or put a lighten flywheel.....you can do it!

 

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cool, i searched for a DIY for a clutch but didnt find anything...is there a DIY for a D-series???

 

Yes, here http://www.honda-acura.net/for...39802 Take some pics and make your own DIY lol/

 

you really can use any DIY from a honda i think i found a prelude one on here and worked off of that one for my d-series...... i will say this though i really didnt look at the manual much i just kinda attacked it and learned as i went along.....


here you go
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=923640


EDIT::: i looked at the link the guy be4 me put up and i will say save yourself some time dont bother taking the shift linkage off just drop the tranny on a tire and push it out of the way and take the clutch/flywheel off.... ohh and liquid bolt is your best friend

 

thank you so much