[s-cars] Competent Audi Tech, Southern Tier of New York

[Chris Semple]

Jerry Scott wrote:
> I did the clutch in my garage with basic tools.  I used high lift jack 
> stands and it wasn't that difficult.  I have a write-up if you need it. You 
> will need a transmission jack, but you can rent those almost anywhere.  You 
> will save several thousand dollar.  Make sure that you get the right 
> pressure plate.  Several have bought the wrong one through Luk.  I would 
> suggest taking in the old one to compare, to make sure that you get the 
> right one.
> Jerry
>
>   
I'm not sure how you'd save a couple grand on a job that's only 1k$ P&L? 
You don't need to pull the downpipe to get that trans out.
But yes, having a lift makes it quicker and easier to do the job.


-Cheers
-Chris Semple
Concord NH
'84 4000q
    '95 S6
        '08 E350 Club
>> Not for me. I have to do a clutch on the UrS though, but since that too
>> really needs a lift, I'm thinking of letting someone else do it. Come to
>> think of it, I'd do the Timing Belt on her though. Anyway, know of a 
>> decent
>> shop to do the clutch? My guy downstate is NLIB.
>>
>>