penty

> Hi Everyone
>
> I am desperate for some info, I have found this group again in
hope
> someone can help me!!
>
> basicly I have 3 days to get my clutch fixed on my Scooby Doo
4cam
> 2l turbo K plate Legacy estate...to cut a very painstaking and
> exhausting story short my car was nicked clutch completly blown
> away!! insurance have ripped me off to buggery and now they have
> given it back to me with loads of bills and hardly any money!! I
now
> have 3 days to get it back up and running before I lose my job,
> girlfriend and probably my sanity!!
>
> So my favour is can anyone please please please give me a very
basic
> run down on how to replace the clutch in the quickest, cheapest
way
> humanly possible...I live in Bristol and and will be driving
down to
> Oakhampton (devon) tomorrow to pick up and work on the car so
> popping into a shop/garage on the way to get parts would be
perfect
> timing.
>
> I have very good set of tools and knowledge so any hinters on
> special tools or methods on getting the clutch out would be
> fantatstic!!
>
> I will check here hourly for replies
>
> Thx so much in advance

tweenierob

Go to search and type in clutch, if you have the search look in the last 3 months at my threads, all the info you need is one there.
If you need any up to the minute info mail me....
Rob

penty

anybody know where this guide is as I can't seem to find it? when I type searcg I get 50 hits and none of them have the info I need.

Can't belive how hard it is to get this info from a scooby group!! I've spend hours on the internet doing this thinking it would save me some time!!! but keep coming up blank!!

cheers

John

p1doc

dont know much about clutches,try pete croney at scoobysport-he always has good advice,also try putting this on sidc website as well.from magazines a new clutch costs about £700+ as it is supposed to be a bugger to fit-hope this helps
martin

ustolemyname??stevieturbo

iTrader: (1)

You did get an answer in the other thingy you posted the same message.
Its simple... remove gearbox, remove clutch, fit new clutch, refit gearbox.
A std clutch kit can vary from £220 upwards. Subaru OE clutch kit is about £300

David_Wallis

was going to say I thought I had allready told you this... ...

**** it, why bother.

David

ustolemyname??stevieturbo

iTrader: (1)

If it was really that urgent, and thought he was cpapble of doing it himself, then just do it...and stop crying about it here. If not get someone else to do it.

David_Wallis