View Poll Results: How much did the labor for your clutch install cost?
Under $300 (Did it myself)
33
21.43%
Under $300 (professional shop)
8
5.19%
$300-$349
5
3.25%
$350-$399
8
5.19%
$400-$449
20
12.99%
$450-$499
9
5.84%
$500-$549
25
16.23%
$550-$599
14
9.09%
$600+
32
20.78%
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Poll: How Much Did Your Clutch Install Cost?
Poll: How Much Did Labor For Your Clutch Install Cost?
Only the labor not the part.
Please do not vote if you did the work yourself. The intent is to find out how much it costs to have a shop do it for you.
Thought it would be good consumer info.
Please do not vote if you did the work yourself. The intent is to find out how much it costs to have a shop do it for you.
Thought it would be good consumer info.
Last edited by chmodlf; Nov 29, 2005 at 07:07 PM.
It took me around 6 hours the first time and 2 days the second time. I can have the trans unbolted in about 2 hours but i can't get the f-ing throwout bearing out of the clutch
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Originally Posted by mrcox
Free... Because I did it myself. Twice.
first time i had even touched the evo, was to do the clutch. I think i had everything wrapped up and driving again in around 10 hours, there was some misc. beer drinking involved too
Originally Posted by Booztd 3
2nd that.....
first time i had even touched the evo, was to do the clutch. I think i had everything wrapped up and driving again in around 10 hours, there was some misc. beer drinking involved too
first time i had even touched the evo, was to do the clutch. I think i had everything wrapped up and driving again in around 10 hours, there was some misc. beer drinking involved too
lol
Doing it yourself without the aid of a lift IMHO is a very Noble thing,props to all who did it yourself without a vehicle lift
The throwout bearing is about a 20-30 second thing.Just take your new pressure plate and T.O.B. and snap them together in your hands,then see how they work together,then remove them,all while in your hand,or on a bench.Then apply that same procedure to it while trans is installed,piece of cake.As far as trans being heavy,not likely,at least without t-case it is less than 100 lbs,just the angle you have to remove it and reinstall make it seem heavy.Lastly,as soon as you have trans bolted to engine,hook up clutch slave cylinder and make sure T.O.B. clip did not break or fall apart on install as you will be pulling back apart if it did and at least you wont have everything hooked up.BTW,anyone who charges you less than $400.00 is a bargin and should be about as cheap as you can get as I hate doing them,even if they are easy,just a P.I.T.A.
Props to all the Do-It-Your-selfers who did in in their driveway/home garage,all the credit in the world to you
The throwout bearing is about a 20-30 second thing.Just take your new pressure plate and T.O.B. and snap them together in your hands,then see how they work together,then remove them,all while in your hand,or on a bench.Then apply that same procedure to it while trans is installed,piece of cake.As far as trans being heavy,not likely,at least without t-case it is less than 100 lbs,just the angle you have to remove it and reinstall make it seem heavy.Lastly,as soon as you have trans bolted to engine,hook up clutch slave cylinder and make sure T.O.B. clip did not break or fall apart on install as you will be pulling back apart if it did and at least you wont have everything hooked up.BTW,anyone who charges you less than $400.00 is a bargin and should be about as cheap as you can get as I hate doing them,even if they are easy,just a P.I.T.A.Props to all the Do-It-Your-selfers who did in in their driveway/home garage,all the credit in the world to you