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Automon 09-22-2004 08:59 AM

Clutch replacement
 
Has anyone replaced there clutch in there 986 if so how difficult?
What is the approximant cost for the dealer to replace
Thanks,
Automon

mrmickeymouse 09-22-2004 12:53 PM

I had one done [covered under insurance], it cost 1000.00 including parts.

If that is to steep, then DIY, it is really easy due to the tranny being in the rear, bell housing bolts, pop the linkage and remove the CV bolts and it's almost out, a few other odds and ends [rear tranny bolts and exhaust.]

I have air tools so it's not bad for me, but trying to get the flywheel bolts off without, could be allot off fun :>(

The only decision for you is the rear bumper, to pull or not to pull.

You can see more with the bumper off.

It's like a 914 only harder and bigger LOL :>)

Alienz 09-22-2004 04:11 PM

It cost me around $1k too. I got Sachs for around $340 from a website. THe installation was fairly quick, took only 6 hours. Sachs is a very good clutch. It took me a while to get used to it at first, very sensitive.

Automon 09-23-2004 04:44 AM

What did the clutch feel like when it was starting to go? if you can put it into words that is
Thanks for your help
Automon

Adam 09-23-2004 05:44 PM

Alienz, I thought Sachs was the oem clutch provider for porsche?

Alienz 09-26-2004 02:17 PM

Adam, it could be I'm not sure. Maybe TP can fill us in.

mrmickeymouse 09-26-2004 02:54 PM

986 116 013 00 clutch plate

Scott

Adam 09-26-2004 06:22 PM

Is that the serial # for the 986 clutch? Do the 2.7's and 3.2s share the same clutch? So sachs clutches are standard on boxsters?

mrmickeymouse 09-26-2004 06:47 PM

The only Boxster that uses a different clutch is the Boxster S [996 clutch], and the converted Boxster to 3.4 which also uses the 996 clutch.

Sachs is what I am to understand to be stock, but why stay stock if you can get better.

Scott


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