Re: [DML] Clutch repair
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Re: [DML] Clutch repair



Hey Robert,

It's not all that involved, really. First clutch I ever replaced in my
life was on my DeLorean, last year. From what I understand it's
completely straightforward as far as clutch jobs go. Bill will
probably chime in here and tell you all about being careful with the
splines, but other than that... I think it's pretty normal.

Just make sure you have a proper transmission jack, and if you can use
a lift somewhere I highly recommend it. Most of the time I wasted was
fighting with (1) the car on four jack stands instead of a lift, and
(2) no transmission jack. I got it out OK with a floor jack but it
would NOT go back in that way. Bought a transmission jack and bribed a
friend for help, and it bolted right back up.

-Ryan

On 5/6/05, robert parker <roberthparker@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>   Well, my clutch suddenly began screeching at me last weekend (dratted
> throw-out bearing). Time for clutch work.  My last foray into this
> experience was nearly 30 yrs ago on a '52 Chevy.  Messy, but not that
> difficult.    Problem:  the Shop Manual is NO help in R&R, and I didn't
> fiind any info in the archives.  Are there "Follow these steps" out there to
> be obtained?  I don't particularly want to just start removing parts that I
> "think" might need to be.  The Chevy was quite straight forward. I think
> this endeavor may be a bit more involved.     Assistance is always
> appreciated.         Drive Stainless   (when able)      Robert   VIN 6924
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