http://toolsandtime.com part 2. 1996 Mitsubishi eclipse Transmission And Clutch assembly replacement Part 2 installation.
Mitsubishi eclipse part 2 clutch and Transmission replacement
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if i didnt get a new master cylinder do i have to bleed the slave cylinder??
hey robin how did you spin the clutch to attach the flywheel bolts???
The fluid you use, is it just anti-freeze or is it oil? I don’t know anything about cars and my fiance, who knows everything about them, just left me so now I have to replace my throwout bearing by myself. Any tips for me on that?
Great videos! I want to swap my automatic for a manual. Those videos helped finalize my decision. Subscribed!
hey when u said torque the flywheel bolts to spec how many lbs did u torque them to. also the final drive nut at the wheel wat are the specs for that one. im about to change the cluch on my 97 eclipse gs so any info its greatly appreciated. thanks you
Good job thanks for your time. its very helpful.
I have a same car and this tip help me for a future ocation. Thanks dude and God bless you and your family. Thankas again 🙂
thanks gravity bleed!
Thank you so much my dad and I are planing on doing this for my 98 eclipse hope it all goes well wish me luck 😀
Thank you
Hope things went well
when i get one in i will be more than happy
Never tried, wouldn’t think so
Thank you
I still have the old trans, That would make i nice series, the last trans rebuild video i performed on a ax15 got allot of positive feed back. if i can get a kit for a reasonable price i will throw it on the bench
Are you going to rebuild the bad transmission?
Great video!
no possible without removing the subframe ,right…_
Please do one for a v6 eclipse. I have a gt and my wife has the gts, both are 2004. If it’s like this I would be willing to try this out. Mine is a 5 speed and the third gear scratches a little before going in so I would rather spend cash on brand new tranny than spending it for a few parts and the rest on labor. Plus the feeling of knowing I did it myself is priceless.
cool thanks dude I am doing this tomorrow for a friend
Nice 1 mate!