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Clutch Replacement prices?

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    Clutch Replacement prices?

    Hi, im new to the site just picked up a 91 ex wagon and its somehow still rolling around with the original clutch from 91, with 180,xxx miles
    I looked around online and found a few stock clutch kits for around 200, shops in my area are asking 700 after taxes for parts and install. what is the normal price range for clutch parts/labor? I just dont want to get jewed out of my money lol
    any input is appreciated, thanks!
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    well i know its not a honda but when i had a dodge neon the dealer ship quoted me at like 1200 bucks

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      #3
      Originally posted by LowWago View Post
      I just dont want to get jewed out of my money
      You're new, so I'll just ban you for 1 day. Please don't talk like that on this forum.

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        #4
        But yea most shop charge about $500-800 for clutch job... you can try other shops. It's always good to compare prices so go and get quotes around town.
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          Originally posted by JoshM View Post
          You're new, so I'll just ban you for 1 day. Please don't talk like that on this forum.
          lol too bad least its only for a day...anyway if you have the tools and a couple friends do it ya self its not that difficult...took me 2 day total only because i didnt have my friends to help on the first day. so i took out axles and loosened all connectors and stuff. next day we dropped it out and put it back in within 2 hrs and i tightened everything down and was back rolling. this was my first clutch job no problems yet lol...scale of 1-10 10 being hardest i give it a 7.5

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            #6
            ^ x2 pretty easy job, not bad solo either if you've got the tools (12 point sockets either way). As for the clutch check out gripforce-clutches on eBay - they have the EXEDY OEM clutch for around $140. If it's really bad you may want to look into a flywheel also, which they have a kit incl. a fw too.

            HATCHing is right - labor will run $400-$500 +the clutch.

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              #7
              Alright cool, thanks for the input guys! Ive asked around a few shops in my area and its all in the 650-850 range with parts and all. My dad is talking to his buddy from work tomorrow who will probably do it for a lot cheaper than a shop, so hopfully I can save some money

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