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    replacing clutch

    i searched the forums for how to's on replacing the clutch but couldnt find anything with detailed pics on how to do it. does anybody know of a site where they will give a detailed instruction with pics on how to replace it.

    thnx
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    I don't know of any detailed how-tos... I was going to take step by step of mine when I did it a few weeks ago, but my camera died... So that didn't happen!

    Basically, if you follow a good manual like Chilton's or Haynes, you shouldn't have a problem.

    Just remove everything attached to the tranny, pull the axles from it, pop the lower ball joints, lower the motor a little (supporting it from underneath with a jack... cushioned with something). Then remove all the mounting bolts. Be sure to support the tranny when doing that!
    Once the tranny is off, remove the old stuff, resurface or replace your flywheel, install the new clutch according to spec (plus the throwout bearing, pressure plate, etc...) and slide the tranny back on. Having someone turn the crank pulley counter-clockwise is very helpful to line up the splines. For me, that someone was cp[mike]'s mom. Then reassemble everything that you previously took apart.






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      Ya, I've done 3 clutches in Accords and Preludes and I can tell you that a good shop manual will be your most useful tool....they usually have the pics to. I would also suggest recruiting a friend to help; two sets of hands is better than one.
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        yeah if i was you i'd get a shop manual

        or if you're like me and have done many of them... still get the shop manual
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