Help, think my clutch is going.
26 October 2007, 03:55 PM
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Help, think my clutch is going.
I live in the herts area, and wondered in anyone knew how much it would cost to replace the clutch on my Impreza WRX Import and where.
My neighbour gave me a rough quote of £500.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Could it be my BOV doing this. I've only had it on the car about 3 weeks?
Scotty.
My neighbour gave me a rough quote of £500.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Could it be my BOV doing this. I've only had it on the car about 3 weeks?
Scotty.
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26 October 2007, 04:11 PM
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if its that bad the flywheel will need replacing, as i found out when i wore my clutch right past the rivets, the flywheel looked worse than a badly wren brake disc lol
26 October 2007, 08:09 PM
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Shopping around etc 
Around £150-250 for Clutch kit , £120-250 for fitting, if Flywheel needs skimming flywheel (nearly always do) £25-100. new Flywheel £200-£300
Subaru Dealer £800 to £1200 with flywheel
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My mate, did my classic £80 cash to fit it (he owed me one) £160 clutch off Ebay
Around £150-250 for Clutch kit , £120-250 for fitting, if Flywheel needs skimming flywheel (nearly always do) £25-100. new Flywheel £200-£300
Subaru Dealer £800 to £1200 with flywheel
IIRC
Tony
My mate, did my classic £80 cash to fit it (he owed me one) £160 clutch off Ebay
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Cheers all for the info, but have now found out that it looks like the drive shafty bit to the o/s rear wheel, has popped out the rear diff, if that makes sense.
The clonking sound i heard should confirm that, i hope.
Any solutions on how to solve this?
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The clonking sound i heard should confirm that, i hope.
Any solutions on how to solve this?
Scotty.
28 October 2007, 03:16 PM
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It seems its a common fault see here, doesnt seem to be restricted to newage Cars though
https://www.scoobynet.com/drivetrain...est-first.html
Exeedy have it on there web site as a first check on Impreza
there is a link in the Post above.Tony
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