Clutch replacement
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But make sure you get a kit that has a new pilot bearing, throwout/release bearing, and an alignment tool with the clutch.
Also, you are going to want to get your current flywheel machined before you install a new clutch on it. Some people replace the flywheel if they have the money. But you can typically get them machined for around 25-40$ depending on where you go.
It is not really that difficult of a job providing you have all the right tools. especially a floor jack if you are working on the ground.
The hardest part for most, it accessing the top two bellhousing bolts. With that I usually remove the tranny crossmember and let the engine/trans hang down to give me more room to access the top bolts.
Aside from that, you will have more trouble getting the starter out than the clutch. HAHA
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Even if it's not leaking, change it. The last motor I swapped I didn't because it wasn't leaking and money was tight, and guess what, it started leaking.
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