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Old May-15th-2004 | 06:20 PM
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? hours clutch install

does anyone know the mazda shop manual hrs. for install clutch/flywheel? and which clutch is better act or clutchmaster? I email that ? to one of our mod. i guess he does have time to answer my ? so ill ask all of u.
Old May-15th-2004 | 08:41 PM
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If you are going to use hand wrenches instead of air tools I would count on a full day . Also have your flywheel checked and resurfaced if necessary .
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its a crappy leinghtly job, cause you have to account for broken crap, and stuff not going right, with all the right tools, id say a full day. as for clutch id say ACT is better.
Old May-16th-2004 | 10:30 AM
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Originally posted by THEGOLDPRO
its a crappy leinghtly job, cause you have to account for broken crap, and stuff not going right, with all the right tools, id say a full day. as for clutch id say ACT is better.
well i thing iam going to get the dealership to do it . so i was needing to know the hrs. that the book calls for. as for the ACT i think your right, but i saw the clutchmaster combo a little cheaper than the act combo i guess it was the flywheel making it higher. is the fidanza flywheel the 9lber.
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your better off having a small shop do it for you, you will save alot more money, dealers rape you in price, i have an ACT on my turbo protege, and it feels real good, no problems with it, but its up to you, as far as the flywheel, i have no idea, i have a stock one.
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Originally posted by THEGOLDPRO
your better off having a small shop do it for you, you will save alot more money, dealers rape you in price, i have an ACT on my turbo protege, and it feels real good, no problems with it, but its up to you, as far as the flywheel, i have no idea, i have a stock one.
stoped by dealer they said $350 to install clutch/flywheel. i hope iam going to like this flywheel?

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