i have a 96 integra and my throwout bearing recently got really bad. i have been looking all over the net trying to find a tutorial on how to change it but i havent had any luck. can someone help me out with this. or at least give me a general idea of what im going to need to do. Thanks

 

take of ur tranny and replace the old one

 

what freshteg said. might as well replace the clutch too if you think you might need it.

 

the clutch is fine its practically new and i dont have the money to buy one right. thats my im doing all this myself. does anyone know any tricks to taking the trans out?

 

There are no tricks.
how you know your Throwout bearing is bad?

 

when the clutch let out it makes a horrible noise almost like a really bad water pump then when i push the clutch in it goes away. im hoping its the throwout!

 

get em on jack stands, higher the better
drain the tranny fluid.
remove axels/half shaft
unbolt the rear L bracket
disconnect the VSS
and that hydralic cluch thing that moves the shift fork (2 12mm bolts)
remove the stock intake, than starter and maybe the lower radiator hose, you can work around it.
get a jack and support it right under the tranny
take off all the 17mm bolts
umm, unbolt the passenger side mount..
lower the jack with it coming down.

have a buddy down there just incase and 2 guys up on top.
once the tranny is on the floor get a piece of wood and place it under the oil pan and jack it up. so it dosent put to much stress on the mounts.

do what u gotta do

and aligning the tranny back in is a bitch so dont get to frustrated.
once u get it
thread in the 17s
get the mounts bolted up the the chassis
axels in
starters in
fill it up with tranny fluid 2 and a half qts
connect everythying back, ground, sensors etc...
and yeah!

labor is about the same as pulling the whole engine out.

so if you feel like u want to change the timing belt assembly. just pull the ***** out.

 

It sounds like a bad input shaft bearing in your transmission, not the throwout bearing. When you press the clutch pedal in the main shaft in your transmission stops spinning and the sound stops. I have the same problem and have found it to be a common issue.

 

only took me and a friend about 4 hrs to drop trans and change clutch/bearings and have it back together and driving

 

Since your throwout bearing is only used when you press in the clutch (it presses the pressure plate splines to disengage the clutch) this tells me that it is not your throwout bearing. Unfortunately, it's probably a input or main shaft bearing as stated earlier.