? but i have also heard that it could be the clutch fork, anyone shed any light on this matter, ie does the engine have to come out.Clutch Slipping
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Clutch Slipping
My clutch is slipping on my 2.0 n/a mr2, what kind of job is it to change ? but i have also heard that it could be the clutch fork, anyone shed any light on this matter, ie does the engine have to come out.
? but i have also heard that it could be the clutch fork, anyone shed any light on this matter, ie does the engine have to come out.Re: Clutch Slipping
I don't think the engine comes out mate, just the gearbox. i think most people quote about 4 hours if they know mr2s....
i think most people quote about 4 hours if they know mr2s....Re: Clutch Slipping
It is not difficult to change the clutch but could be daunting for a novice.Once all the crap is out of the way ie induction piping etc it is easier to see the top side of bellhousing.It is difficulr to find a couple of the top bolts I do it by feel.The underside is fairly straightforward as long as you have the correct tools.Its a case of taking your time and not getting stressed .
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