Clutch in DOHC VTEC?
 

Anyone ever do one? How much of a pain in the ass is it? Anything I need to know?

Crap, it's a 94 del Sol Si VTEC DOHC. :yes:

I'm sure it couldn't be any worse then my buddies 91 celica alltrack turbo that we had to pull the motor to do.
WHy?

Gotta do the clutch this weekend. Not happy. It still works fine, but some spring must've fallen out and it's jammed up in the pressure plate or something. It's no good whatever it is. I got a clutch kit, I need to know if I need anything else.

And I mean ANYTHING, I don't know much about this stuff. Got a roommate helping, but he knows VWs better.

Well...good luck man.!

Thanks.

Anything else I should buy?

A manuel.
Helms, haynes.
Which one is better?

I got a Chilton the other day.

I meant parts though.

So, my roommate and I did the clutch this weekend. Not so bad. About 10 hours total. Got the flywheel machined. Drives like a dream now.

There was a piece from the pressure plate, above the springs, that fell out. Screwed the clutch and plate up good. So nice to be able to shift. :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:

Good job man. I like to see people trying new things that don't know how they are done. No other way to learn right? and most importantly. Wasn't it fun?

I don' t know about fun, but it was nice that there was something wrong with my car and I fixed it. Feels good.

Couldn't have done it without the roommate and the Chilton though. :yes:

BTW, I hear that Haynes manuals suck the big one. Anyone know for sure?

Don't know.
anybody?:confused:

Haynes sucks
Helms = $$$ = much better from what I've heard.

well haynes is good for small jobs like changine the oil and the spark plugs. ;) other than that it's quite :tp: .

That's what I thought. And who needs that small stuff anyway? Even I can do those. :yes: