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2008-09-17 16:34:27 (16 weeks 5 hours 20 minutes 40 seconds) #1867339 | | view posts since this #1
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Clutch/FW How to
Just found this online and thought it might be usefull for some people. http://sothyauk.com/index_folders/Proje … nstall.pdf
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Re: Clutch/FW How to
Nice. The link won't work as is. Delete the 'People.' part.
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2008-09-17 16:47:38 (16 weeks 5 hours 7 minutes 29 seconds) #1867348 | | view posts since this #3
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Is it working now?Thnx,just trying to do my part.
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ooo, NICE! good find! 
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2008-09-17 18:08:04 (16 weeks 3 hours 47 minutes 3 seconds) #1867390 | | view posts since this #5
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Re: Clutch/FW How to
Nice find. I am going to be doing this verry soon. I do have 1 "bone head" question though. Does the stock flywheel have to be cut out or is he doing so due to the fact he stripped out his bolts? I plan on re-using my stocker. Still verry good info.
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spec-bre wrote:
Nice find. I am going to be doing this verry soon. I do have 1 "bone head" question though. Does the stock flywheel have to be cut out or is he doing so due to the fact he stripped out his bolts? I plan on re-using my stocker. Still verry good info.
he stripped out his bolts, hence his recommendation to use the correct tool.
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2008-10-22 19:38:17 (11 weeks 2 hours 16 minutes 50 seconds) #1901313 | | view posts since this #7
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Re: Clutch/FW How to
stupid questions...but do you HAVE to replace the tranny fluid when installing a clutch/flywheel? and when you disconnect the clutch slave cylinder do you lose any fluid/get any air in the system??? thanks.
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