Any last words of Advice for somone doing a clutch job on jackstands???
#1
Any last words of Advice for somone doing a clutch job on jackstands???
just wondering if anyone has any last word of advice... i figure ill follow the evomoto.com tutorial pretty much but the job overall doesnt look to bad seems you just have to be patient....
#6
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Good luck!
Good luck!
#7
lol yeah what you said no to me i just have to do it this way i struggle just to keep my evo so i cant really even afford to pay to have someone do it but o well here goes nothing
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#11
ok I will do that. I think it will go fine i have done clutches in alot of cars just never any that have this much to take apart..... though i know ill be fine just figured somone may have some simple pointers to make the job easier....
#12
If you have done clutch installs before, you will be fine. Most people on these forums aren't "car-literate" so they freak out when they hear someone is attempting to do a DIY clutch install. I personally like to use an engine hoist rather than a tranny jack but thats just me.