Civic Flywheel/Clutch Install (58 pics)
09-02-2004, 01:36 AM
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Damn good guide, I followed it (minus the new flywheel) and everything went fine, took my about 2 days in total but well worth it once its done. Anyone wanting to do it, and who have the patience to do it should check this guide anyday. cheers man.
01-25-2005, 06:28 AM
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i think i already posted above about how amazing this writeup is. but im still wondering, has anyone done a picture writeup on doing that sway bar/lca method to avoid the ball joints. everytime i work on my car i run into stubborn bolts etc and anything that can save me time or hassle is what im looking for
05-27-2005, 07:34 AM
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Great install guide!
Because I found this install page, I decided to replace
the clutch in my 94 DelSol myself.
First time attempting a clutch install.
Followed the directions almost exactly (did not take the
drive shafts out of the wheel hubs, filled up the oil at the
fill hole with a squeeze bottle and tube)
Everything went great!! Most difficult part was getting the
transmission shaft into the pilot bearing - needed a pretty
good shove.
Thanks again for the install guide with pics
saved me some $$$ and learned somthing new!!
Steve
Because I found this install page, I decided to replace
the clutch in my 94 DelSol myself.
First time attempting a clutch install.
Followed the directions almost exactly (did not take the
drive shafts out of the wheel hubs, filled up the oil at the
fill hole with a squeeze bottle and tube)
Everything went great!! Most difficult part was getting the
transmission shaft into the pilot bearing - needed a pretty
good shove.
Thanks again for the install guide with pics
saved me some $$$ and learned somthing new!!
Steve
01-24-2006, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 97civicEXVTEC
bump for more visibility. i dont care how old this write-up is. its great. so f you. 
i finsihed some guys clutch swap over the weekend, hardest and most consuming time was lining up the tranny. we spent 4 hours and had 3 guys to help....on mine clutch, i did it in 2 hours by myself (and thats doing it twice because the tranny that i wanted to put on didnt fit
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01-24-2006, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by wedley2
werd, really good and helped me do my clutch swap.
i finsihed some guys clutch swap over the weekend, hardest and most consuming time was lining up the tranny. we spent 4 hours and had 3 guys to help....on mine clutch, i did it in 2 hours by myself (and thats doing it twice because the tranny that i wanted to put on didnt fit )
i finsihed some guys clutch swap over the weekend, hardest and most consuming time was lining up the tranny. we spent 4 hours and had 3 guys to help....on mine clutch, i did it in 2 hours by myself (and thats doing it twice because the tranny that i wanted to put on didnt fit
)and yea.. this write-up kicks serious ass. westcoast if you read this, i :love: you.
