Cody

#1

I have a feeling she's gonna go sometime next year, since it's still the original. How much does a shop charge on average?

blkGT

#2

depends. your looking at 60 to get ur flywheel machined and they do have to take out ur tranny.... maybe 100???

PlanetFuzz

#3

What?? I heard it was like 800 for labor and all the new clutch and everything. They sell all the parts on sites for 300. Or is that separate?? I have a feeling my clutch is going too...

blkGT

#4

i got an 'ok' clutch for 150 and installed for free cauz i know the shop. My friend just put a centerforce in his 6th gen and it was 400 for everything.

PowellToyota just put a centerforce in his. Lets wait forhim to post

PlanetFuzz

#5

Yea,powelltacoma lives like 1 hour from me too

Cody

#6

God. Why is it so damn expensive? $800 is ridiculous.

Jeremy1210

#7

It is damn ridiculous how much a clutch cost. I just had mine done last week. I called 6 different places. all cost 900-1000 to do. Its a bunch of crap. 7 hours of labor and the clutch itself....the only thing I hate about my car

Benevolence

#8

Cost me 700 for everything to be replaced and make sure it was in good working order... was a little more than I planned on spending but I have one of the best mechanics I know do the job since If I must have someone messing around with me engine I want someone who is reliable.

macavely

#9

if you have all the right tools and a friend that knows what they are doing.. changing a clutch won't cost you that much cause most of the times if you got to a shop the labor is more then part it self... which is the case with most parts..and yea change a clutch shoul be a 2-4 hours job... I never changed the clutch on a 6gc but i have change a fare amount of them on diffrenet cars...

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Cody

#10

You pretty much need a lift to drop your transmission out, don't you?

Kwanza

#11

-Cody+Oct 21, 2003 - 10:31 PM

macavely

#12

-Cody+Oct 22, 2003 - 12:31 AM

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94Toy

#13

I spent 450 for my centerforce that include install

macavely

#14

damn i feel like changing someone clutch now.... i don't know about the rest of ya'll but i find doing stuff like that a lot of fun...

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blkGT

#15

well yes u do have to drop the tranny completely out of the car, and then its very simple. The guys who work on my car say it was one of the easiest clutches they have ever changed. But if its ur first clutch then u prolly need the flywheel machined.

sphinx

#16

-macavely+Oct 22, 2003 - 1:01 AM