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niterydr · 11-17-2005

Yes $450 in labor including the flywheel machining.
I think we've done a hundred clutches as a group, and it still takes us a reasonable amount of time to get it done. Book is 8.1-8.3 hours, so we should charge dsmstyle members $654.08-670.23 for labor alone.
With that being said I am pretty sure there are a few members that will change a clutch in a cold garage for you for cheap.
Which clutch do you have in the vehicle? The fulkrum (clutch ball) could be toast, and the fork could be bent. When was the clutch last done? If the slave cylinder doesn't fully retract or extend quickly, its probably jamming up as well. (rebuild or replace).
Best of luck.

11-17-2005	#2
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