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Rough estimate or is it even worth my while?

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#2 14-08-2018 11:59AM

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You will be paying about 400-500 for the job

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#3 14-08-2018 12:11PM

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Its a gearbox + clutch out job, might as well throw a new clutch into it as its in your hand.

The question is, whats the car worth to you?

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#6 16-08-2018 02:25PM

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I'd second getting the clutch done. It's a lot cheaper to get it done while everything else is out, even if it doesn't need replacing yet, than to have to take everything off again when it does.

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