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yup, get someone else to do it. lol
Nasty looking job that a lot of people say is an engine out job.
I got it done for £200 which I thought wasnt bad. Been quoted £350 from clutch masters etc, apparently saying its an 8 hour job!
Nasty looking job that a lot of people say is an engine out job.
I got it done for £200 which I thought wasnt bad. Been quoted £350 from clutch masters etc, apparently saying its an 8 hour job!
Toyota MR2 Turbo Rev2
apparently u can do it with the engine in, but when it comes to fitting the new clutch, its a bas**rd to get it straight cos of the angle ur working from. best to take the engine out. if u know what ur doing, it should take about 4 hours, but if uve not done one before, i'd allow 2 days just incase!
Good luck, let us know what ya do!
Good luck, let us know what ya do!
It can be done engine in. 8hrs Renault say and they get you to take the engine out.
Its a pain whicher way you do it most common way to do it is to move the subframe down as far as you can and pull the gearbox offand get in that way there not much space and it still takes a while when you know what your doing.
If your doing it yourself take the whole blooming thing out change all the belts and pumps check for rust and stick it back in.
Use a standard Renault one forget the uprated thingies there all a pain to use they are weeker, worse build quality and the stock one can take 200hp fine.
Its a pain whicher way you do it most common way to do it is to move the subframe down as far as you can and pull the gearbox offand get in that way there not much space and it still takes a while when you know what your doing.
If your doing it yourself take the whole blooming thing out change all the belts and pumps check for rust and stick it back in.
Use a standard Renault one forget the uprated thingies there all a pain to use they are weeker, worse build quality and the stock one can take 200hp fine.
