anyone have a diy/how to replace a clutch or take out the trans on 6spd
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anyone have a diy/how to replace a clutch or take out the trans on 6spd
hey guys my clutch disc is messed as i stated earlier just bought a competition stage 2 clutch and was wondering if they was any diy or instructions on how about going to swap the clutch??
thanks
thanks
#3
it's the same as any other car...you don't even need a how to it's VERY straight forward.
unhook everything that is attached to it. remove with a jack under it unless you feel strong. that's about it...
unhook everything that is attached to it. remove with a jack under it unless you feel strong. that's about it...
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I just recently replaced mine. The VQ35's have a dual mass flywheel that cannot be machined (or well is not advised at least). It is reccomended to replace a dual-mass flywheel when replacing the clutch. I just went out and bought a sprung hub clutch and an aftermarket flywheel.
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ok thanks alot to all you guys im gunna start tomorrow morning i already ordered a stage 2 competition clutch kit so gunna start and take evrything off so i can resurface the fkywheel and then when the kit comes in it plug and play.
wish me luck lol
thanka again
wish me luck lol
thanka again
#17
unless you have hot spots i would just use 3M scuff pad to sand off the glaze
#18
ok guys so i started and i tried to take off the axle nuts i used my compressor and no luck. i broke 3 wrenches trying, then bought a 200 dollar 650lb torque air gun and still no luck not even moved. im so pissed
any advice??
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#19
one of 2 things, use heat ( torch ) or soak in PB blaster
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im curious on how resurfacing the dual mass flywheel will go, or if someone will even do it. Im surprised those axle bolts havent come loose, any rust? i did mine and used a breaker bar, IIRC theyre only supposed to be around 180 ft/lbs
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It's extremely difficult to resurface a dual mass flywheel correctly. (balancing mainly) due to different heights of flywheel.
With that said, depending on the shape of the flywheel depends on your action.
I swapped in a low mileage tranny (mine went capute') and a new SACHS (Valeo) clutch kit and only used a ScotchBrite pad to clean the surface of the flywheel. Did this a little over 300 miles ago and everything seems to be fine with engagement of the clutch. No chattering or anything...
...each situation will be different.
With that said, depending on the shape of the flywheel depends on your action.
I swapped in a low mileage tranny (mine went capute') and a new SACHS (Valeo) clutch kit and only used a ScotchBrite pad to clean the surface of the flywheel. Did this a little over 300 miles ago and everything seems to be fine with engagement of the clutch. No chattering or anything...
...each situation will be different.
Last edited by nismopc; 05-27-2010 at 05:26 AM.
#26
I might be late, but the easiest way to get it off is to just use a half inch wratchet with a pipe on the end. A 3ft jack handle works awsome for this. Use the ground for leverage and pull up. It comes off easy.
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ok guys finally got it off with a breaker bar and my brothers help. took everything out tranys just needs to be dropped but i need to knwo why i cant just sand down my flywheel?? and whats the torque need to bolt on the flywheel?? thanks
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Stop what you are doing, and get the FSM. You should be torquing down the flywheel and pressure plate bolts in a specific order to 2 different torque amounts. The order and amounts are in the FSM>
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25-33 ft/lbs every other one, then every other one
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ok so i sanded it down put in new clutch trannys and everything back in started the car AND SAME PROBLEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! theres a metal rumbling sound in the tranny and stalls in first?? any ideas?? im gunna kill my mechanic
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