i started my clutch install at 12 today, so it's taken me 9 hrs including 3hrs trying to find a slide hammer then giving up and ghetto-rigging a pulling mechanism to get that POS shaft that goes through the transfer case out.

to anyone who has any plans of doing this on their own..... pay someone else to do it. i was quoted $600+ to get this done.... i don't have that kind of money to spend since i'm only 20 i don't make enough and i just dumped a ton of money on bull**** since my gf's friend totalled my other car..... sucks.

so anyways, the tranny is finally out of the car, i'll post some pics of the mess i'm left with now until my new clutch arrives sometime tomorrow

oh yea... and i'm doing this in the car audio install shop at the back of the southcenter circuit city with all my tools from home

 

wow, i just finished my clutch job. it is tough. but if you have a lot of the right tools you can make it less tough. good luck. post any questions while its fresh in my brain. im doing a golf tournament or id offer a hand.


btw it took me about 20 hours over 3 weeks, im not bragging.

 

Good luck with that.

 

I have done three cluthes now, two of which are on my car. So, if you get stuck. Ask the question and I might be able to help.

 

Just got done putting a clutch in mine a few weeks ago. What a chore.

 

if only they were as easy as dsm tranny's

 

see my sig

 

If you plan on continuing the install yourself PM me I might be able to help you out.

 

lol memories ...good luck with it, not hard ...just time consuming...having the right tools is a blessing

 

That's where I'll be going when I need one. Got 20K + on it now and the clutch is still good. Where is the best price for an Exedy twin?