Fitting a new clutch
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I need a new clutch on my MY96. I have bought a new clutch and flywheel but I need a garage to fit it. I have tried a couple of well known scooby garages but they are just a bit out of my price range. Would anybody be able to recommed a garage which would be able to do it for a reasonable price? I live in Cheshire but would be willing to travel.
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If not, the bloke that i use is really good and cheap. if you want his details please let me know and i will PM them to you.
The only problem i see is he is in Plymouth... let me know
The only problem i see is he is in Plymouth... let me know
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then we must be way behind the times in scotland....
you should change or recondition the flywheel to maximise the life of the new clutch, the old flywheel would be pretty roughed up by the time you do the clutch
you should change or recondition the flywheel to maximise the life of the new clutch, the old flywheel would be pretty roughed up by the time you do the clutch
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The prices we were quoted were about 300 + VAT which is a bit more than I can afford as I have bought the clutch and flywheel, I was advised by several knowledgeable people to replace the flywheel as the clutch is slipping really bad and might have caused a crack on or scored it.
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