Removing transaxle to replace clutch
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Removing transaxle to replace clutch
Please, someone, guide me to the thread that shows pic's and tips on removing all the big parts to replace clutch, slave, actuator.
'97 mn6.
Also, how high must car be lifted to do the job?
'97 mn6.
Also, how high must car be lifted to do the job?
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I don't know if Dope ever got his clutch tutorial uploaded but I still have it in WORD doc format if you email me at edbon@adelphia.net
Also, check out my drivetrain removal pave I have of a buddy's C5 we did. No text yet but the pics will help. There are 6 pages of pics.
http://redshift.homestead.com/Drivetrain1.html
Also, check out my drivetrain removal pave I have of a buddy's C5 we did. No text yet but the pics will help. There are 6 pages of pics.
http://redshift.homestead.com/Drivetrain1.html
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It's a lot easier than it looks. This car has amazing engineering. We couldn't believe how modular it was, just pulling one section out after another. Of course, the lift helps but it can be done on jackstands without much more effort.
Last edited by Patches; Oct 7, 2004 at 01:41 PM.
