clutch noise
Throwout bearing and pilot bearing or both. Could even be the clutch fork, though that is rare (Unless you are me[:@])
It doesnt exactly mean that the clutch is bad too, that is to be determined by how many miles are on it, what brand it is and taking a good look at it.
Pilot bearings are less than $10 dollars but the throwout bearing ranges from $20 dollars to $60 dollars depending on who you buy it frlom, I think it was Steeda that is on the high end of that list.
Paying someone to change these items is expensive, usually $200-400 for shop labor and they will charge you about $50 bux to re-surface your flywheel. You also have to pay for all the parts so the bill can add up quick.
So the best bet is to get a mild performance clutch that you think you will be happy with, get your own bearings, get a lightweight flywheel and have them install it all. Also depending on how many miles you have you should also get a pivot ball from Ford. IE: We had 135,000 miles when I changed the engine and our pivot ball was F'ed up.
You can get into a $1000 dollar bill easily here.
Best way to save money is find a freind that can help you or ask around here if somone lives close that can help you and kick them some cash, food or parts for the help
-Eric-
It doesnt exactly mean that the clutch is bad too, that is to be determined by how many miles are on it, what brand it is and taking a good look at it.
Pilot bearings are less than $10 dollars but the throwout bearing ranges from $20 dollars to $60 dollars depending on who you buy it frlom, I think it was Steeda that is on the high end of that list.
Paying someone to change these items is expensive, usually $200-400 for shop labor and they will charge you about $50 bux to re-surface your flywheel. You also have to pay for all the parts so the bill can add up quick.
So the best bet is to get a mild performance clutch that you think you will be happy with, get your own bearings, get a lightweight flywheel and have them install it all. Also depending on how many miles you have you should also get a pivot ball from Ford. IE: We had 135,000 miles when I changed the engine and our pivot ball was F'ed up.
You can get into a $1000 dollar bill easily here.
Best way to save money is find a freind that can help you or ask around here if somone lives close that can help you and kick them some cash, food or parts for the help

-Eric-
It makes noise when I press the clutch. I am thinking of changing the whole clutch kit. I just called the dealership and the factory one cost $185.30. Should I get the factory clutch or should I get aftermarket. As far as aftermarket, which kits are good? I seen a Valeo one on Ebay for $150 or so. Any suggestions? By the way, thanks a lot for all your help. I appreciate it.
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