Got to get a clutch done. how much should i expect to pay?

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Postby Al » Fri Nov 12, 2004 1:17 pm

In 16 hours my mechanic pulled my engine out of my mr2, machined my flywheel, fitted my new TRD clutch, changed the gearbox oil, changed the coolant, gapped and changed the plugs, took off the ct26 turbo and broke 3 exhaust studs and removed those, put on the ct20b turbo, fitted my aussie exhaust downpipe, made up a bracket for it, fitted my GReddy Profec B, put engine back in, bled coolant system and changed clutch fluid.
Not too bad an effort for 16 hours.
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Postby JRS » Sat Nov 13, 2004 3:10 am

engine/gearbox, clutch, gearbox oil - 6 hours
turbo, studs - 1 hour
exhaust - 0.75 hours
coolant - allow 1 hour cos mr2's suck
clutch fluid - 0.25 hours
boost controller - 0.5 hours
boost controller wiring - dunno 2 hours max
type invoice - 4.5 hours :D
meh.....
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Postby kingcorolla » Sun Nov 14, 2004 6:03 am

i just replaced the clutch in my FWD runabout. Acually i replaced the whole engine, the clutch was just an extra. Took me a week, but thats coz there was no hurry. Did heaps of other replacements as well. The parts cost me roughly $500, that includes a written off parts car, new clutch kit, engine, trans and brake fluid, oil, fuel and air filters.


and degreaser to make it all looking spik'n'span :wink:
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