Looking for some help! in washington
#1
Looking for some help! in washington
I have a gang of parts that need to go on my 4runner, I'm in need of some some experienced help.
More so with a clutch install. I have an appointment for an install, but its going to cost me nearly $700 labor! and that seems to be the norm around here... Thats just going to kill our family budget this month.
I'm fairly mechanically inclined. I've worked for a handful of tire shops including a county facility.
I'm in the Puyallup area of Western Washington. If you can supply the garage and tools, I'll kick down more cash and/or beer.
I have cash and beer for whoever responds, my clutch just went out so the truck is pretty laid up, it may have one more drive left in it.
PLEASE PM or RESPOND!!
Parts I currently have piled up in my garage:
AISIN CKT016 will purchase flywheel tomorrow
4crawler BJ spacers
LC 7.5 wrap coils
Cardone replacement CV's
ProComp ES9000s
More so with a clutch install. I have an appointment for an install, but its going to cost me nearly $700 labor! and that seems to be the norm around here... Thats just going to kill our family budget this month.
I'm fairly mechanically inclined. I've worked for a handful of tire shops including a county facility.
I'm in the Puyallup area of Western Washington. If you can supply the garage and tools, I'll kick down more cash and/or beer.
I have cash and beer for whoever responds, my clutch just went out so the truck is pretty laid up, it may have one more drive left in it.
PLEASE PM or RESPOND!!
Parts I currently have piled up in my garage:
AISIN CKT016 will purchase flywheel tomorrow
4crawler BJ spacers
LC 7.5 wrap coils
Cardone replacement CV's
ProComp ES9000s
Last edited by Dinardy; 11-04-2013 at 10:06 PM.
#2
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A clutch job is a pretty easy task for a guy with a jack and some wrenches to do on his own. I've done it a couple times and it is very straight forward. Defiantly not a 700$ job. Make sure you have a clutch alignment tool though. (Should have come with the clutch kit)
Unless your flywheel is chunked out, or you are going to a lightened/overweight flywheel usually reusing the one you have is fine.
Unless your flywheel is chunked out, or you are going to a lightened/overweight flywheel usually reusing the one you have is fine.
#3
A clutch job is a pretty easy task for a guy with a jack and some wrenches to do on his own. I've done it a couple times and it is very straight forward. Defiantly not a 700$ job. Make sure you have a clutch alignment tool though. (Should have come with the clutch kit) Unless your flywheel is chunked out, or you are going to a lightened/overweight flywheel usually reusing the one you have is fine.
#4
Registered User
If you can make it to a Walmart parking lot and put out the 100$ for a jack and a few metric wrenches you could get er done then and there haha. Hope someone in your area chimes in for ya pal.
I'm in Canada or I'd say get a case of ribbon and we could slap it in this afternoon. Sucks they dont sell blue ribbon up here...
I'm in Canada or I'd say get a case of ribbon and we could slap it in this afternoon. Sucks they dont sell blue ribbon up here...
#6
If you can make it to a Walmart parking lot and put out the 100$ for a jack and a few metric wrenches you could get er done then and there haha. Hope someone in your area chimes in for ya pal. I'm in Canada or I'd say get a case of ribbon and we could slap it in this afternoon. Sucks they dont sell blue ribbon up here...
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