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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Jun 2005
      Location
      Greenwood, SC
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      What do you guys think is fair?

      So my policy when building my car is if its broke, ill fix it, and if its still broke or rebreaks, ill get somebody else to fix it. I swapped to a centerforce clutch about 6 months ago when i installed my TKO, and now the clutch is slipping and the throwout bearing is squeeking- chronic misadjustment is the obvious diagnosis.

      So, I ask you all, How much do you guys think is fair for a clutch swap and adjustment, sans parts? I dont feel like ruining another one any time soon, and have lost faith in my own ability...



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Oct 2004
      Location
      Niceville, Florida 32578
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      Don't know what they charge for a clutch install but most places will not warranty their work unless you buy the parts from them or at least through them. Centerforce will rebuild the clutch for about $120-$130. That includes pressure plate and disc. I had my CF DF rebuilt last spring for $130. Sounds like you had the throwout bearing riding the pp too tight. Centerforce has a good troubleshooting guide on their website. I'd give it another shot and make sure you replace the pilot bearing, throwout bearing (use the special CF unit) and the fork.

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    3. #3
      Join Date
      Jun 2005
      Location
      Greenwood, SC
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      yeah that was definately what i did, like i think there is something messed up with my adjusting shaft thingy because i had it backed all the way out and still had constant pressure on the clutch. So i may get that figured out first.

      Good call on the rebuild though! thanks!


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