[royce]

alien wrote:

i had mine done just the other day... but i had to do mine because of a leaky gearbox seal throwing oil onto the clutch making it slip all over the place. my parts list was:

- rear main seal
- gearbox input seal
- gearbox output seal
- clutch plate
- pressure plate
- throwout bearing
- spigot bearing

USE GENUINE SEALS - my leaky seal was non-genuine and was rock hard and horrible, while the output and main seals WERE genuine and still super soft and nice (replaced them anyway).

my flywheel was fine, just used an air-tool to rub it back a touch.

so you have a gearbox that is that old its lunched the original seal AND another one and you dont find it strange?

PS your clutch now has no warranty, all clutches void without machining, suck shit

to the guy with the J20, give it some time and see what happens, ive seen heaps of noisy throwouts when new, usually goes away

[alien]

no, i dont find that strange, because the other seal would have been a replacement last time the clutch was done, except it wasnt genuine and its failed... hence me bolding the whole "USE GENUINE SEALS" part.

my clutch has no warranty anyway... i was given the wrong clutch and pressure plate so the ones that went in in the end were off a jimny with 15,000km on it (looked brand new and werent covered in oil like mine was). The bought ones were returned with a refund - i simply quoted that figure because the wrecked parts were obviously worth considerably less than brand new ones.

[steak_knife]

Legend....

It's a nice story, but more dragon's would be nice..

[Zooknstuff]

cairns27 wrote:

If ya get a new clutch ya might as well have the fly wheel machined...$50.00

chech ya back engine seal

bye

And might as well get a new pilot bearing pressed into the fly wheel.

[steak_knife]

Zooknstuff wrote:

cairns27 wrote:

If ya get a new clutch ya might as well have the fly wheel machined...$50.00

chech ya back engine seal

bye

And might as well get a new pilot bearing pressed into the fly wheel.

STOP!!!! Hammer time...

If you need a press to get it out you your doing it wrong..