What else should I replace when replacing a clutch?
The clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing should all be replaced at the same time. The pressure plate has springs that weaken over time, causing the clutch disc to wear. The throw out bearing is cheap and can become noisy. You have to remove everything to get it out, so might as well do it at the same time.
How long does a Subaru Impreza clutch last?
They’re designed to last at least 50,000 miles, but it can vary based on how well you take care of your car and what your driving style is. If you do a lot of city driving, you may find that your clutch wears out faster due to the frequent shifting between lower gears.
How do you replace the clutch on a Subaru Impreza?
Look down beside where the starter motor sits an on the gearbox you’ll see a hex-headed hole for the clutch fork. Stick a 10mm allen key or 10mm hex-socket in that and undo it (could be very, very stiff), then find a small bolt/screw to wind into the threaded hole behind the plug.
How long to Dissasembly a Subaru Impreza GC8?
Dissasembly is covered from Steps 1 to 27. Reassembly is covered from Steps 28 to 52. This task could take from 12 to 20 hours, depending on how particular you are with cleaning all your parts. A helper is needed to work the floor jack to lower and raise the transmission while you steady it under the car.
What do I need to replace the clutch in my car?
This includes replacing the pilot bearing which the transmission input shaft goes into, the throwout bearing which engages the pressure plate via the clutch fork, the flywheel which I upgraded to an aluminum light weight flywheel, and finally the rear main seal because that is a common wear item which causes oil leaks in higher mileage motors.
How many helpers do you need for clutch replacement?
Put simply, it is an over car and under car exercise that requires at least 1 other helper, normally 2.