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Brisbane
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: installin a new clutch on 2T-G???
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Wed, 19 November 2003 12:38
 
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Hmm...prbly something along these lines...
jack up car and place on stands
remove driveshaft (mark at diff flange before removing)
disconnect battery
remove starter motor from bellhousing
remove slave cylinder from the bellhousing (if its hydraulic don't remove the line, just tie it out of the way to save having to bleed the system)
place jack under gearbox to support (wheels would be tops  )
remove gearbox x member
undo bellhousing to engine bolts
you should be able to slide the gearbox out now with the help of the jack (wheels on the jack help here  )
gearbox should be out....
unbolt pressure plate / clutch.
you should get the flywheel resurfaced as well.
remove the throw out bearing from the clutch fork
check the spigot bearing
with nicely resurfaced flywheel bolt the new clutch / pressure plate to the flywheel using a clutch alignment tool / cut down input shaft from a stuffed gearbox....
reassemble (pretty well reverse of disassemble, except getting the gearbox to bolt back up will prbly be a shit experience)
btw I have never done this so  there is prbly lost of stuff I've missed / stuffed up  I'd be looking in something like a haynes manual to see what they say, anyway hope this helps you out somewhat.
Cheers
Wilbo
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