View Full Version : How hard to access clutch?
RoGuE_StreaK
02-09-2008, 12:15 PM
Quick Q; how hard is it to access the clutch (manual V6) to replace? ie. is it something that can be done on-car, does the trans need to come off, or does the entire engine need to come out?
My clutch is slipping under rapid rev changes; acts like an auto, when you accelerate quickly whilst driving the revs jump up before it engages and things come back down to normal. I swear it wasn't doing it before it's last trip to the mechanics, but it has always been a bit off, need to rev a fair bit and ride the clutch to take off, otherwise it'll cark it (has been this way since I bought it).
perry
02-09-2008, 12:19 PM
Me and a mates dad replaced my clutch when i had my 2g. The gearbox came out when we did it and 1 of the braces + the front engine mount had to come out. It took us 5 hours to do it.
Kieran
02-09-2008, 01:38 PM
Quick Q; how hard is it to access the clutch (manual V6) to replace? ie. is it something that can be done on-car, does the trans need to come off, or does the entire engine need to come out?
My clutch is slipping under rapid rev changes; acts like an auto, when you accelerate quickly whilst driving the revs jump up before it engages and things come back down to normal. I swear it wasn't doing it before it's last trip to the mechanics, but it has always been a bit off, need to rev a fair bit and ride the clutch to take off, otherwise it'll cark it (has been this way since I bought it).
Could it just not of been adjusted properly? I know mine slipped something fierce when i first picked it up and i was spewing :rant: turns out it took the mechanic 5 minutes and 3 turns of a spanner to fix.
Kieran
RoGuE_StreaK
02-09-2008, 01:45 PM
Nah, there was nothing done with relation to the clutch, just a standard oil & filter change and the rear brake pads changed (yes I know I should do that stuff myself, but was in the middle of moving house).
Deanimus
02-09-2008, 01:54 PM
could be as easy as the bleeding in the slave cylinder.. But otherwise you can just drop the box, take out the cv's, wheels of co****, make sure you have a clutch aligning tool. Very important..:D
perry
02-09-2008, 02:06 PM
could be as easy as the bleeding in the slave cylinder.. But otherwise you can just drop the box, take out the cv's, wheels of co****, make sure you have a clutch aligning tool. Very important..:D
we didn't when we did mine
91ows
02-09-2008, 02:25 PM
i used a deep socket to align mine
Deanimus
02-09-2008, 03:12 PM
yeh anything to aline it so its right first time
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