To change throwout bearing or not??
09-04-2005, 07:32 AM
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To change throwout bearing or not??
I'm about to install my new JWT clutch and flywheel, should I just spend the extra 20 dollars and get the OE throwout bearing?? I have about 31k on my clutch. Also changing the bearing is easy once the clutch and flywheel is off right? I just don't want the shop to shaft me by saying its extra labor.
I'm sure the JWT kit uses the OE bearing.
I'm sure the JWT kit uses the OE bearing.
09-04-2005, 09:52 AM
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the release bearing is easy to switch... shouldnt be more then $10-15 more.. but should be included with the labor for the clutch!
you will want to change the pilot bushing for sure... as well as release bearing if you have more then 30k onthe car...
you will want to change the pilot bushing for sure... as well as release bearing if you have more then 30k onthe car...
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Originally Posted by Jason@Performance
It came with an alignment tool??!?!
Whats the part number on the box?
L3503NC000
or is it...
L32 something...
Whats the part number on the box?
L3503NC000
or is it...
L32 something...
Flywheel - L3503-NF000
Isn't it suppose to come with an alignment tool?
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Originally Posted by maximumsportZ
Clutch - L3503-NC000
Flywheel - L3503-NF000
Isn't it suppose to come with an alignment tool?
Flywheel - L3503-NF000
Isn't it suppose to come with an alignment tool?
09-13-2005, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
Chris - regardless of how many miles, when you do a new clutch you ALWAYS replace both!
Even If I just put 4K on mine since 1 october 2004? Never raced or ran hard; yet.
there is not much wear on it.
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Is the release bearing and the throw out bearing the same thing? I'm just confused because performance nissan lists an "OEM throw out bearing" and in this thread Jason refers to a "release bearing". Also, why don't I see the pilot bushing on the website?
TIA.
TIA.
09-14-2005, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by neffster
Is the release bearing and the throw out bearing the same thing? I'm just confused because performance nissan lists an "OEM throw out bearing" and in this thread Jason refers to a "release bearing". Also, why don't I see the pilot bushing on the website?
TIA.
TIA.
Pilot bushing: 32202-B9500
Throwout bearing: 30502-69F10
09-14-2005, 04:00 PM
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Thanks two tenths. 
Are you free to head to the track this Friday? See this thread http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66929 for details.
Are you free to head to the track this Friday? See this thread http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66929 for details.
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ahh change it for sure. my friend with a civic just a had to pull his tranny for a clutch and they charged him $350 labor. then 2 weeks later they had to charge him another $350 labor to pull it again to put in a $20 bearing.
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