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rebby
05/29/2001, 01:17 PM
i have a vitec clutch coming any day now (probably next week sometime???)... is there a quick/easy way to do this???
Eric94GT
05/29/2001, 03:37 PM
The only quick easy way I know of is with a lift, air tools, and a tranny jack. I'd like a new clutch but it doesn't seem like a DIY type of job for some reason. But go ahead and prove me wrong. :D
tracer bullet
05/30/2001, 11:17 PM
I too would love to see a clutch be replaced, this is the kind of thing I definitely leave to a mechanic myself. I don't think this will be a two hour parking lot job!
rebby
05/30/2001, 11:19 PM
i do have access to a hoist and air tools so this may not be as difficult as you may think... i have access to my own mechanic too... :D
domino
05/31/2001, 09:51 AM
curt, that is only about a 3 hr job for some one like you as long as you do have the right tools lots of 17 and 18mm sockets and you will need some long extentions and also an impact
rebby
05/31/2001, 09:54 AM
Originally posted by Jeremy Dominick
curt, that is only about a 3 hr job for some one like you as long as you do have the right tools lots of 17 and 18mm sockets and you will need some long extentions and also an impact speaking of jobs to do... when do you work today??? ;)

btw - i still have your jack... i need to bring that back to your house... course... you do have MY jack stands :lol:
domino
05/31/2001, 09:59 AM
i work 130 or so but i dont have YOUR jack stands i have YOUR RAMPS
domino
05/31/2001, 09:59 AM
btw hows your womans car??
rebby
05/31/2001, 10:01 AM
Originally posted by Jeremy Dominick
i work 130 or so but i dont have YOUR jack stands i have YOUR RAMPS oh yeah... that's right... :rolleyes:
rebby
05/31/2001, 10:02 AM
Originally posted by Jeremy Dominick
btw hows your womans car?? still sitting in my parking lot... i havn't had a chance to even touch it...
domino
05/31/2001, 10:07 AM
bummer