How long for a garage to check the flex plate?
#1
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How long for a garage would it take to check and adjust the flex plate? Assuming dropping the exhaust to get at the bolts.
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If you don't have an X-pipe, plan on them charging you two hours if they are checking the crank end play also. Make sure they give you the readings of both and installing a new pinch bolt.
Also a perfect time to get a P-Klamp from Roger and have the shop install it.
Also a perfect time to get a P-Klamp from Roger and have the shop install it.
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Maybe 2 hours. Less if they really know what they are doing.
I'd be there for the measurements & have them install a Pclamp at very least in that time, too.
(Ideally, a constantine clamp, but that's a different process, more time)
edit: lol, what sean said.
I'd be there for the measurements & have them install a Pclamp at very least in that time, too.
(Ideally, a constantine clamp, but that's a different process, more time)
edit: lol, what sean said.
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Whether they break or not, go for 6 new bolts where pipes meet manifold.
Have them leave the back two bolts out of the bell housing cover.
Then, I think if standard exhaust, the Pclamp install can be done next time without exhaust removal.
Have them leave the back two bolts out of the bell housing cover.
Then, I think if standard exhaust, the Pclamp install can be done next time without exhaust removal.
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You might consider the "loctite fix". Go to http://members.rennlist.com/captearlg.
It does work and is cheap. All the other advise is excellent.
It does work and is cheap. All the other advise is excellent.
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make sure to have them also torque the rear driveshaft pinch bolt after loosening the front one , they are usually loose and just doing the front wont make things correct