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Old 09-30-2018, 08:44 PM   #8
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If you have all the tools to change a clutch on a 90's car you can do it on this car. It's straight forward if you look at some YouTube videos. I done it in my garage, while drunk, a sore back and just being mad all the time. Took me about 8 hours. Well 4 hours one day another 4 hours the next day . So I'll sure you can do it.

As for the other questions
1. You could google it, call the dealer parts department, or look up the online parts catolog.

2. Yes any shop would know what you are talking about. There is nothing new about the drive train layout on a rwd car since the 50's. Any good mechanic shop will do the job.

3. You could move it if need be but I wouldn't drive it more then 25 miles. The worst that would happen is you'll need the shaft cover the tob rides on. That's another $120 you have to replace.
4. I'm sure some local guys would chime in on that one.
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