gt2nv

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I have a 1995 Toyota celica GT and i am in dyer need to get my clutch replaced. I was wondering if anyone knew how hard of a task that this is if i get a kit.

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macavely

#2

if u never done it... don't do it alone get someone that knows what they are doing... its an easy job... going to take about 4-6 hours... for a frist timers... and don't forget to get ur flywheel cleaned...

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Stealths95GT

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it really isn't that hard...i did mine 2 years ago...and its still going...and it does help to have somebody there who knows what they are doing...but like it was stated...make sure you take your flywheel and get it turned...good luck and hope everything goes well you can save a lot of money doing things yourself...

gt2nv

#4

where do i need to go get the flywheel turned. is there any certain place that i need to go to?

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juBz86

#5

i think you can take it to a machine shop to get it resurfaced. ask around at your local shops if they do it or where you can get it done.

gt2nv

#6

well here is another question. if i were to have someone put it in, does anyone have a round about price that it normally costs to have this done. j/w

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gt2nv

#7

that is also if i have the clutch

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gt2nv

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-macavely+Mar 31, 2005 - 6:27 PM

QUOTE(macavely @ Mar 31, 2005 - 6:27 PM)

if u never done it... don't do it alone get someone that knows what they are doing... its an easy job... going to take about 4-6 hours... for a frist timers... and don't forget to get ur flywheel cleaned...
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is that a pic of your car at the bottom in the sig, if so is that lowered?

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gt2nv

#9

bump

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Sev408

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umm well ur looking at around 800+ to have someone do it including a new clutch/throwout bearing and id change the trans fluid while your at it.

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gt2nv

#11

i just got a quote for 375 if i buy the parts, is that a good deal?

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macavely

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-gt2nv+Apr 1, 2005 - 2:25 PM

QUOTE(gt2nv @ Apr 1, 2005 - 2:25 PM)

-macavely+Mar 31, 2005 - 6:27 PM

QUOTE(macavely @ Mar 31, 2005 - 6:27 PM)

if u never done it... don't do it alone get someone that knows what they are doing... its an easy job... going to take about 4-6 hours... for a frist timers... and don't forget to get ur flywheel cleaned...
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is that a pic of your car at the bottom in the sig, if so is that lowered?
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yes thats a pic of my car... and no its not lowered not just yet..

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macavely

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-gt2nv+Apr 5, 2005 - 8:16 PM

QUOTE(gt2nv @ Apr 5, 2005 - 8:16 PM)

i just got a quote for 375 if  i buy the parts, is that a good deal?
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375 for labor thats an ok price... but u could find placed that do it for around half that price.. just keep looking around .. tranny shops are normally the cheapest cause they do the work so many times during the day .. and are really quick doing the work... 1 guy to disconnect evertnthing.. anther guy to drop the tranny .. and another gut to install the cluth and the revers it back ..

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gt2nv

#14

cool thanks man

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