I salute you guy's who did thier clutch replacement on the floor

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11-29-2017 | 05:43 PM

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Wisconsin Joe

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Originally Posted by Ad0911

Any hacks or tricks on putting it back together again? Tools that make it easier or safer?

Follow the WSM. It has really good directions.

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11-29-2017 | 05:45 PM

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karl ruiter

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I'm on the "this is the easiest clutch in the world to change" team. Just keep a jack under the clutch assembly and remember that 944, where you pretty much had to disassemble the whole car.

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11-30-2017 | 10:15 AM

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The Deputy

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Originally Posted by SeanR

I much prefer to do them on the floor over doing them on the lift. For me, much better leverage and not as far for it to fall when it does.

Yep, especially...if you have a bad back. You can just use your arms to support everything. I had my clutch out of my 78, actually thought it was one of the easier clutch packs to remove/install.

Brian.

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