4kq clutch job

[Brian Devlin]

Who says you can't do your own alignment? I've got 40000 miles on a
set of tires after doing my own. Just put ion the amount of camber
you like then set it for zero toe. The only hard part getting the
!@#$% adjusters to turn (had to remove the whole strut for one of
them).
Useful advice portion of this message:
I hear that it's much easier to remove/install the engine if the
battery tray is not in the way; that is: put your battery in the
trunk.
-Brian
-86 5kcstq
-84 4kq

>My recently acquired 4kq is in desperate need of a clutch replacement.  This
>is my second 4kq and I vowed that I would never take my cars to a shop for
>anything other than alignments (and picking up parts for jobs I do myself).
>I know this is a big job that may warrant shop expense, but I prefer to do
>the job myself to save money and gain experience.  If anyone in the
>Baltimore, MD area is willing to share advice, knowledge and garage space, I
>would love to bang this out before the weather gets too cold.  I am willing
>to accommodate any reasonable requests for your trouble/time.  I am in
>Columbia and know of at least one list member who resides in Ellicott City,
>with, from what I hear, has extensive knowledge in the 4kq CGT area.  Goes by
>the name of Alan I believe.....
>Thanks in advance to everyone.
>
>Marques
>86 4kq
>87 4kq