I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
#1
I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
It isn't urgent--yet. My car has 109,000 miles. Runs perfectly, but the clutch is original. It slips just a little bit when it hasn't quite warmed up yet. But when it does it's fine. What can I expect in terms of prices for a new clutch for a 00' Ex? (not installed by me)
It started doing this about 3 days ago.
It started doing this about 3 days ago.
#3
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
Columbus. There's a great shop right near me. It's a local place too. Not some national chain that screws you over every chance they can. I'm just trying to find out what the general price of a new clutch would be. I'm sure I would get a fine deal at this place I'm talking about.
#4
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
buy off ebay for the clutch parts... then just have to pay for labor....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/EXEDY...8766QQtcZphoto
thats who i bought mine from. quick shiping!
cost like 89bucks....
then ya just need some grease and i also replaced the fork retainer clip. my old one didnt hold in to well...
you probably could do it yourself cause its realy easy... hardest part is geting the tranny out
then you need a 12point sockets to remove the pressure plate. and just pop it back together
i did mine myself when the motor is outta the car. hardest part for me was geting the axles out. learned the hard way how to remove the axles.LOL
tranny isnt to heavy either you could handle it yourself...
but buying the clutch parts and just handing them to the mechanic guy then just pay for labor.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/EXEDY...8766QQtcZphoto
thats who i bought mine from. quick shiping!
cost like 89bucks....
then ya just need some grease and i also replaced the fork retainer clip. my old one didnt hold in to well...
you probably could do it yourself cause its realy easy... hardest part is geting the tranny out
then you need a 12point sockets to remove the pressure plate. and just pop it back together
i did mine myself when the motor is outta the car. hardest part for me was geting the axles out. learned the hard way how to remove the axles.LOL
tranny isnt to heavy either you could handle it yourself...
but buying the clutch parts and just handing them to the mechanic guy then just pay for labor.
#5
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
ORIGINAL: EWilliams2000Excoupe
It isn't urgent--yet. My car has 109,000 miles. Runs perfectly, but the clutch is original. It slips just a little bit when it hasn't quite warmed up yet. But when it does it's fine. What can I expect in terms of prices for a new clutch for a 00' Ex? (not installed by me)
It started doing this about 3 days ago.
It isn't urgent--yet. My car has 109,000 miles. Runs perfectly, but the clutch is original. It slips just a little bit when it hasn't quite warmed up yet. But when it does it's fine. What can I expect in terms of prices for a new clutch for a 00' Ex? (not installed by me)
It started doing this about 3 days ago.
Just curious, what are the symptom of a slipping clutch? My 97 Civic 5-speed has 100k miles.
#6
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
If the clutch is slipping, when you hit the gas hard the RPMs will shoot toward the redline with no increase in forward speed. Or, when you are cruising, and the RPMs surge and return back to normal...
P.S EWilliams2000EXCoupe, I live in Worthington, it's pretty cool to know that someone else lives in the columbus area..
P.S EWilliams2000EXCoupe, I live in Worthington, it's pretty cool to know that someone else lives in the columbus area..
#7
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
ORIGINAL: 99lx
If the clutch is slipping, when you hit the gas hard the RPMs will shoot toward the redline with no increase in forward speed. Or, when you are cruising, and the RPMs surge and return back to normal...
P.S EWilliams2000EXCoupe, I live in Worthington, it's pretty cool to know that someone else lives in the columbus area..
If the clutch is slipping, when you hit the gas hard the RPMs will shoot toward the redline with no increase in forward speed. Or, when you are cruising, and the RPMs surge and return back to normal...
P.S EWilliams2000EXCoupe, I live in Worthington, it's pretty cool to know that someone else lives in the columbus area..
#8
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
my civic ex is about to turn 100,000 and sometimes when I first start out in the morning first sometimes chatters - is this a bad sign - I put synthetic fluid in the tranny from amsoil and it seems to have gotten better but sometimes still does it - and it only does it when I start out first thing after that it never does it and shifts very nicely like it always has even if I stop again and start out it won't do it again. still has the original clutch and transmission. does the hydraulic fluid every need to be flushed and changed on the clutch? thinking this might help.
#9
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
well its a good idea to bleed the clutch... it wont be PERFECTLY CLEAN... at least mine wouldnt fully clean... always had this little black cloud in the resevor when i put more fluid in it... i dont know why BUT i did bleed it dry and still after restarting it still had that little dirty cloud. i didnt have alot of new fluid so i didnt go to the extreme....
same as your brake system..... after so much age the fluid can absorb moisture and become dirty......
just bleed the system until the fluid is bubble free and looks clean.
same as your brake system..... after so much age the fluid can absorb moisture and become dirty......
just bleed the system until the fluid is bubble free and looks clean.
#10
RE: I'm probably going to have to start thinking of getting a new clutch soon.
ORIGINAL: RonJ
Just curious, what are the symptom of a slipping clutch? My 97 Civic 5-speed has 100k miles.
ORIGINAL: EWilliams2000Excoupe
It isn't urgent--yet. My car has 109,000 miles. Runs perfectly, but the clutch is original. It slips just a little bit when it hasn't quite warmed up yet. But when it does it's fine. What can I expect in terms of prices for a new clutch for a 00' Ex? (not installed by me)
It started doing this about 3 days ago.
It isn't urgent--yet. My car has 109,000 miles. Runs perfectly, but the clutch is original. It slips just a little bit when it hasn't quite warmed up yet. But when it does it's fine. What can I expect in terms of prices for a new clutch for a 00' Ex? (not installed by me)
It started doing this about 3 days ago.
Just curious, what are the symptom of a slipping clutch? My 97 Civic 5-speed has 100k miles.