clutch swap
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Cargo Master
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From: boonville ny
clutch swap
whats easier in doing a clutch swap. pulling the motor or droping the trany. i seen a 93 f150 on cl for 600 says it just rolled onto 100000 miles so thought it might be a good investment to get for 600 if its in good shape and everything. abviesly its a standard but dont know what trany or motor or condition yet. was going to call him tommorow. what are some good suggestions and prices and a new clutch. everything though. might as well do everything while im in there if i get it.
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It's easier to drop the tranny in most cases.
Check your local machine shop for turning the flywheel(best to do when putting in new clutch). Depending on where you get the clutch kit, prices will vary.
Clutch Set | 1993 Ford F150 1/2 ton P/U 2WD 8 Cylinders N 5.0L FI | AutoZone.com
Check your local machine shop for turning the flywheel(best to do when putting in new clutch). Depending on where you get the clutch kit, prices will vary.
Clutch Set | 1993 Ford F150 1/2 ton P/U 2WD 8 Cylinders N 5.0L FI | AutoZone.com
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Simply remove the driveshaft, undo the tranny mount fromt he tranny tailshaft, remove the bellhouing bolts, and the clutch fluid line....
And then slide the tranny back....You'll be a LOT farther ahead this way...
And then slide the tranny back....You'll be a LOT farther ahead this way...
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