Clutch change
20 June 2011, 08:48 PM
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Clutch change
This may sound odd... However would it be easier or more sense to remove the engine to change clutch.
This way geometry won't get messed up and no need to struggle with box under the car.
This way geometry won't get messed up and no need to struggle with box under the car.
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having tried both options its a +1 for engine removal from me , i dont have a ramp just the usual garage with clutter and a driveway , so far easier to borrow a hoist .
one thing i did find is the engine will come out without having to disconnect the air con system , which was nice , just , but it will with the condenser in place , just in case you didnt already know
one thing i did find is the engine will come out without having to disconnect the air con system , which was nice , just , but it will with the condenser in place , just in case you didnt already know
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