05 clutch install
Oct 27, 2005, 05:26 PM
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We are doing a clutch on a 2005 right now. Yes you have to bleed the acd system with the mutt tool. Tech was *****ing about it today lol. Its not a very fun job but then again you can save alot of money doing it your self. Im pretty sure their is a way around it. Maybe someone can clear this up.
Oct 27, 2005, 06:17 PM
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We are doing a clutch on a 2005 right now. Yes you have to bleed the acd system with the mutt tool. Tech was *****ing about it today lol. Its not a very fun job but then again you can save alot of money doing it your self. Im pretty sure their is a way around it. Maybe someone can clear this up.
Oct 27, 2005, 06:29 PM
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Can someone please post a HOWTO on the 05 Clutch Installation, I know there are some shops that have done them. Or maybe just the difference between the previous models.
Oct 27, 2005, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Jin4g63
Does anyone know how to do a clutch job on the 05 evo i heard you also need to bleed the acd, is this true? my clutch went out at 2700 miles and need to replace it quick someone help.
OMFG! 2700!!! You need to learn how to drive, thats what you need!
Oct 28, 2005, 08:09 AM
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There are 6 bolts holding the transfer case to the transmission. Well the problem with the acd is the line for the system goes into the tc right in front of 1 of the bolts. Its the one on top towards the back of the car. The way to get it off without removing the line so you dont have to bleed the system is to take out all the other bolts first then become very inovative with your tools and break loose that bolt. I had to use a hand wrench which does'nt give you that much leverage especial in such a small space. Then as you loosen the bolt pull the tc out at the same time. The bolt never leaves the transfer case but you can get the tc out. So no need to bleed at all the line never looses pressure. It takes awhile but saves you the pain and money of going to the dealer. Any more questions feel free to ask.
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