NachaLuva
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Hmmm looked tricky, well done for perserverance & ingenuity.
BTW do all subie clutch plates look like that?
BTW do all subie clutch plates look like that?
Forester DIY clutch replacement
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mr turbo
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Glad you were able to get the gear box out.
Gee's that release bearing really is a mess alright
I know when mine destroyed itself it looked bad but not as bad as your one.
Regards
Mr Turbo
Gee's that release bearing really is a mess alright
I know when mine destroyed itself it looked bad but not as bad as your one.
Regards
Mr Turbo
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This is how they should look.
Clutch and flywheel on the bottom with about 55,000-60,000km's on it. This is out of my WRX and was in perfect condition. It is now in a mates car and still going strong, having done a few motorkhanas since I gave it to her.
Clutch and flywheel on the top is from a 6 speed with unknown k's on it- bought it 2nd hand with the gearbox. Since this photo was taken, car has been double entered at a number of motorkhanas. It has endured numerous 6000+ RPM with launch control (Full boost from stationery) take offs and is in perfect condition
Clutch and flywheel on the bottom with about 55,000-60,000km's on it. This is out of my WRX and was in perfect condition. It is now in a mates car and still going strong, having done a few motorkhanas since I gave it to her.
Clutch and flywheel on the top is from a 6 speed with unknown k's on it- bought it 2nd hand with the gearbox. Since this photo was taken, car has been double entered at a number of motorkhanas. It has endured numerous 6000+ RPM with launch control (Full boost from stationery) take offs and is in perfect condition
LoopSoosStroop
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Ok, important question:
What grease do I use and where? Does the release bearing get grease where it contacts the pressure plate? What about the gearbox input shaft spline that goes into the clutch plate?
What grease do I use and where? Does the release bearing get grease where it contacts the pressure plate? What about the gearbox input shaft spline that goes into the clutch plate?
LoopSoosStroop
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It's done!!!
Refer to above link for pics.
Hope all the oil stays inside the gearbox!
Refer to above link for pics.
Hope all the oil stays inside the gearbox!