Slipping Clutch!!!
Slipping Clutch!!!
I just notice yesterday my maxima was acting up when i step on the gas hard, come to find out my clutch is slipping
only 67000 miles on the car i cant belive it
. I stop at the dealer for price on a new clutch $986.00 parts and labor. to much for what i wanna pay, So im thinking on doing it myself.
Were is the best place to get a clutch kit from? what Brand? should i go OEM or aftermarket? any tips would help please and thank you.
here is a video of what its doing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pCt25SdL9c
only 67000 miles on the car i cant belive it
. I stop at the dealer for price on a new clutch $986.00 parts and labor. to much for what i wanna pay, So im thinking on doing it myself.Were is the best place to get a clutch kit from? what Brand? should i go OEM or aftermarket? any tips would help please and thank you.
here is a video of what its doing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pCt25SdL9c
Yeah man, had the same issue with my 03, with only 84000 on it. I bought an OEM kit from DAVEB for about 275 shipped to my house. A buddy and I took about 12 hours to replace it. First clutch job we ever did. Could have been worse, but still a lot of work.
I recommend having a transmission jack, because we spent almost 2-3 hours just trying to mate the transmission and the engine, perhaps the biggest pita of the job.
Good luck in whatever route you take
I recommend having a transmission jack, because we spent almost 2-3 hours just trying to mate the transmission and the engine, perhaps the biggest pita of the job.
Good luck in whatever route you take
You will need a lot of tools. You will have to support the engine, remove the sub frame, transmission case. It's a lot of work, definitely not for someone with no experience or the right tools. My personal opinion, get a good clutch, like the one I posted and take it to a transmission shop to install it. It will be worth it, it's a lot of work dude.
Last edited by RAZ76; Aug 27, 2011 at 09:20 PM.
Only real special tool is the clutch alignment tool. Many people claim that the clutch kit should come with it. But I had to buy mine. Definitely need a lot of tools, not many special, but a lot!
Every clutch kit I ever bought came with the alignment tool and everything else needed for the install.
You will need a lot of tools. You will have to support the engine, remove the sub frame, transmission case. It's a lot of work, definitely not for someone with no experience or the right tools. My personal opinion, get a good clutch, like the one I posted and take it to a transmission shop to install it. It will be worth it, it's a lot of work dude.
How much did you pay to get your clutch installed?
I guess the job is done by now. How much did they charge finally? Did they have to lower the whole engine and tranny assembly or could they just push the transmission asside to reach the clutch. In what condition was the flywheel?
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