simple question..
#11
RE: simple question..
ORIGINAL: 7upedition
Thats gonna be kick in the moneymaker... your looking at $500 plus parts. (dont quote me on that cause thats roughly what it'd be in NY)
Thats gonna be kick in the moneymaker... your looking at $500 plus parts. (dont quote me on that cause thats roughly what it'd be in NY)
#12
RE: simple question..
ORIGINAL: Twister
if the throw-out bearing is bad, might as well swap the clutch, why pay labor twice? If there is an intake leak, swap the intake! as for the pulleys, it is most likly the tensioner
if the throw-out bearing is bad, might as well swap the clutch, why pay labor twice? If there is an intake leak, swap the intake! as for the pulleys, it is most likly the tensioner
With the Intake, i was gonna swap it and probably still am.
And with the pulleys, yeah im told its likly the tensioner, i know thats something i could fix myself im pretty sure, what could be wrong with it?
#13
RE: simple question..
ORIGINAL: Black95MustangGT
the crazy thing is man..i just put a new clutch in it about a month ago and the throwout bearing started making noises and ****, im told he probably didnt grease it or some **** like that.
With the Intake, i was gonna swap it and probably still am.
And with the pulleys, yeah im told its likly the tensioner, i know thats something i could fix myself im pretty sure, what could be wrong with it?
ORIGINAL: Twister
if the throw-out bearing is bad, might as well swap the clutch, why pay labor twice? If there is an intake leak, swap the intake! as for the pulleys, it is most likly the tensioner
if the throw-out bearing is bad, might as well swap the clutch, why pay labor twice? If there is an intake leak, swap the intake! as for the pulleys, it is most likly the tensioner
With the Intake, i was gonna swap it and probably still am.
And with the pulleys, yeah im told its likly the tensioner, i know thats something i could fix myself im pretty sure, what could be wrong with it?
#14
RE: simple question..
oh really? so the throwout bearing going isn't me? I meen its a brand new stock clutch. I will have to tell him that he needs to fix it without me paying for it haha. Well guess this car is gonna be going back to that shop
if only i knew how to fix **** myself.
if only i knew how to fix **** myself.
#16
RE: simple question..
yeah he always works on my car, and its just a guy with a shop in his backyard, does good work but he might of just messed this up. I'll have to talk to him about it.
#17
RE: simple question..
ORIGINAL: Black95MustangGT
yeah he always works on my car, and its just a guy with a shop in his backyard, does good work but he might of just messed this up. I'll have to talk to him about it.
yeah he always works on my car, and its just a guy with a shop in his backyard, does good work but he might of just messed this up. I'll have to talk to him about it.
#18
RE: simple question..
I'd go to the backyard guy and explain to him your having trouble and see if you can make a deal to get it fixed and let him know you need it ASAP because your leaving town, and for the tensioner you can fix that yourself, just buy the part from ford and swap it out, very easy, as for the intake if you feel up to the task get new gaskets (silicone not cork) and pull the intake scrape the old gasket, reinstall carefully being sure not to move the gaskets and retorque to specs and sequence in the repair manual (cant remember what they are exactly). sounds liek if you had some free time you could get away pretty cheap.
#19
RE: simple question..
well ok cool ill try the tensioner, how much could that be?
And i have no experience on anything, if i do the intake leak would it be to experienced for me? Maybe i can find some friends for some help or something.
And i have no experience on anything, if i do the intake leak would it be to experienced for me? Maybe i can find some friends for some help or something.
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