what is average price of fitting clutch?
what is average price of fitting clutch?
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harty

Original Poster:

42 posts

251 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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fingers have gone on clutch

thanks

southendpier

6,208 posts

258 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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£1300-1500. Had mine done and uprated part of lots of other work so this is my best guestimate.

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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If you're not bothering with the cylinders, I'd say a grand.

esso

1,849 posts

246 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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New Clutch = £550
Might as well fit new slave cylinder & seals = £260
If you need new master cylinder = £70
Approx 6 hours labour at approx £55 hour
Add VAT on all that.

bindit

2,370 posts

294 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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is it an engine out job?

jensena

5,671 posts

259 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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I just had mine done, £350.00 labour. A complete clutch from Clever trevor (which includes the slave cylinder) is £617. They also do a rebuild kit for £311.


www.clever-trevor.net/search-car-category.html?car=1&category=6&search.x=8&search.y=5

big_treacle

1,727 posts

289 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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bindit said:
is it an engine out job?


nope

medieval

1,499 posts

240 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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More expensive if you have an earlier car as I am told the earlier clutches are not available and therefore a later bell housing, flywheel and slave cylinder must also be added to the figures quoted eek

hugepiece

724 posts

256 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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Just had mine done for just under £1200 inc VAT and labour for a complete trevor clevor uprated clutch kit inc slave and plate.

marcus1970

1,217 posts

264 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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Should be about £1100-£1200 all in, including VAT...

Any more than this and you should be asking why.

Cheers

MB

esso

1,849 posts

246 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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bindit said:
is it an engine out job?

Its not an engine out job.I did mine with the help of a mate.You need access to a garage with a pit and some good tools.MadMark posted a "How To Guide" to remove clutch on here a while ago.The gearbox & bellhousing can be removed from underneath the car.If you do it yourself makesure any parts you buy are EXACTLY the same as the ones removed,or you will end up in the S**T

byker28i

91,688 posts

246 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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Ahem - if you're interested, someone wrote a clutch replacement document (let me know who and I'll credit them as it's excellant) which I've nicked and made available in the usual place

Sorry - link deleted


Edited by byker28i on Friday 13th April 22:24

ESSO

1,849 posts

246 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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byker28i said:
Ahem - if you're interested, someone wrote a clutch replacement document (let me know who and I'll credit them as it's excellant) which I've nicked and made available in the usual place

http://tvr.farstate.net/downloads/mis

I think this is the document MadMark posted,I used it and it was invaluable,thanx MadMark!

Edited by ESSO on Thursday 29th March 19:46

mad mark

2,345 posts

261 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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Yep! that's mine, thanks guys


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