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91 Clutch Replacement Instructions Needed

rkew

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Does anybody know of a set of clutch replacement instructions that are more detailed than those found in the GM service manual? If so, how can I get my hands on them.

Also, can anybody comment on the differences, if any, between the clutch replacement in a '92 and a '91 (LT1 vs. L98). I'm guessting/hoping the biggest differences, if any, are simply the bolt locations and torque specs.

Years ago I was given a '92 GM service manual, which I figure is 90% accurate (engine aside) for my '91, so I chose not to incur the expense of buying a manual for my '91. I'm looking to avoid spending $140 (or so) for the '91 manual just to change my clutch.

Thank you,

Ryan
 
clutch replacement

when you replace your clutch do not replace the flywheel with a one piece
if yours is a dual-mass style!
you will not be happy with the driveline noise in 5th or 6th speeds

i did and i hope santa will bring me a new dual-mass one for christmas

good luck
 
Dual-mass

when you replace your clutch do not replace the flywheel with a one piece
if yours is a dual-mass style!
you will not be happy with the driveline noise in 5th or 6th speeds

i did and i hope santa will bring me a new dual-mass one for christmas

good luck

My clutch in my 91 just went this week , anybody know what it is going to cost to replace and install?;help
 
Does anybody know of a set of clutch replacement instructions that are more detailed than those found in the GM service manual? If so, how can I get my hands on them.

Also, can anybody comment on the differences, if any, between the clutch replacement in a '92 and a '91 (LT1 vs. L98). I'm guessting/hoping the biggest differences, if any, are simply the bolt locations and torque specs.

Years ago I was given a '92 GM service manual, which I figure is 90% accurate (engine aside) for my '91, so I chose not to incur the expense of buying a manual for my '91. I'm looking to avoid spending $140 (or so) for the '91 manual just to change my clutch.

Thank you,

Ryan
Theres not much difference,if any!! I don't even think bolt locations will be different!!Mostly just electronic differences from 91-92!:upthumbs
 
Not figuring for a master or slave cylinder, I found the flywheel, and clutch kit with bearings for about $1100

Glenn
:w
 

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