(30-12-2013, 11:09 PM)Tom Wrote: If Chris can do one anyone can(i am so sorry)
But in all seriousness expect it to take a weekend if you haven't done one before then if you catch on quick it shouldnt take that long. If you can having someone who has change a clutch before would be of great advantage. If you can find someone whos done an XUD clutch before, even better.
Its tricky removing the pin for the clutch arm have a spare arm ready just incase you have to bend it, tbh other than that it's all pretty simple. First time I did took gearbox off and found it very easy (apart from 3 hours shouting at the clutch arm) and took about 10mins to get the gearbox back on, on my own all though it is fairly heavy.
Only one way to learn tho just jump in and do it, that's what I do didn't no anything about the 306 tbh before joining here, now can do almost anything. Just in the middle or rebuilding an xud engine now so come a long way.
(30-12-2013, 11:31 PM)WiNgNuTz Wrote: Sorry to hijack your thread, but does anyone have any suggestions as to what one could use as an alignment tool if one doesn't have one?
Valeo clutches come with a plastic alignment tool well the used to, but if not just just a long reach socket with some tape round it.