changing cluch

1. maniacmart L-plater Joined: Aug 2009 Bristol Posts: 52 Saxo Eastcoast 1L

   #1 17th April 2010, 14:15

   I thought befor i go ahead and do it, is there anything i need to know that may be of a pain, and a rating out of 10 on how hard it is please
   
   cheers x
2. kyle4256 Established Member Joined: Feb 2008 dundee Posts: 1844 saxo vts

   #2 17th April 2010, 17:05

   wat car is it on.. if its a saxo or 106 its easy
3. CoolC Established Member Joined: Oct 2007 Swindon Posts: 1569 Jap Import Supra 3.0TT 430bhp 6sp

   #3 17th April 2010, 17:10

   Its not too bad, ive recently done mine, hardest bit was getting the box off the car and out. Felt like i was going to pull the car off the stands. Just do you research and make sure you know exactly what to do
4. 3cott Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Mar 2008 Rotherham Posts: 4614 Black mk2 vts

   #4 17th April 2010, 19:35

   Get a haynes manual
5. rob_s Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Jun 2005 Bloody Bradford init.. Posts: 3649 VW CADDY/VX MOKKA

   #5 18th April 2010, 06:01

   not to bad just done mine...but make sure you get a decent kit mate
   
   i got a cheap euro car parts one called transmec or somthing ...... and it looks like im stripping mine down again this week to take it back off again horrible knocking/grinding noise when the clutch is pressed like the realise bearing isnt doing its job bascly
   
   never had the problem on my last one that was replaced with a genuine valeo item
6. maniacmart L-plater Joined: Aug 2009 Bristol Posts: 52 Saxo Eastcoast 1L

   #6 22nd April 2010, 17:46

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by 3cott Get a haynes manual

   got one haha, and i was thinking of geting the clutch from eurocar parts also, the more expesiver one , just thought id ask to see if anything is hard, like on a subaru. thanks for your comments x