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99 Avensis Clutch Replacement

  • 13-10-2013 1:36pm
    #1
    galait
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    Looks like I need to replace the Clutch on the TD version , Is it a DIY job ? If so can someone direct me to a guide or workshop manual that might help as there is no haynes manual available.


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  • #2
    joujoujou
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    If you have no experience with removing a gearbox - it is not a DIY job, definately.

    Do a little search on Russian pages, they have everything (in terms of workshop manuals, English versions too, of course).


  • #3
    martyc5674
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    galait wrote: »
    Looks like I need to replace the Clutch on the TD version , Is it a DIY job ? If so can someone direct me to a guide or workshop manual that might help as there is no haynes manual available.

    It's a DIY job if your anyway handy and understand how the clutch works,u don't mind spending a day or so under the car and have someone to help you.
    I'm guessing you've done some maintenance to say your even considering it.

    At the end of the day it's just unbolting a load of stuff and them sticking it all back on.
    There's not too much scope to cock up!!
    ... Well there is but you shouldn't wreck it...
    Marty.


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