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Old 10-18-2013, 07:43 AM
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I'm thinking of replacing my clutch this winter and was wondering what a reasonable shop should charge for the job? Any experience?
Old 10-18-2013, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Jimmy C-6
I'm thinking of replacing my clutch this winter and was wondering what a reasonable shop should charge for the job? Any experience?
It's going to run you anywhere between 400 - 700 dollars depending on the shop.

Go ahead and replace the master / slave and get a remote bleeder while you're at it.
Old 10-18-2013, 09:18 AM
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I was quoted $1000 and 1100 at 2 shops. I went ahead and bought 6 ton jackstands to raise the car 24", and bought the 7 or 800lb rated tranny jack, all from NorthernTool. For $300 in tools I didn't have I was able to do it with the help of a friend. I see why they charge the money but in the end, like most jobs, it's not that bad. The next time will go twice as quick. Definitely add the bleeder.
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We charge 1k For clutch install.... 4-700 is very cheap.. It really depends on your area. MAKE sure you bring it to someone who has done a bunch before.
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$1500 - $2000 depending on what clutch you go with.
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Originally Posted by Frans96ss
We charge 1k For clutch install.... 4-700 is very cheap.. It really depends on your area. MAKE sure you bring it to someone who has done a bunch before.
^this.. it's not a 4-5hr job closer to 10
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Originally Posted by Devilish34
^this.. it's not a 4-5hr job closer to 10
and can be alot more time if that damn Pilot Bearing refuses to come out after 2 different pullers.
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Best to buy a good 13mm universal socket to reach the bolts at the top of the bell housing too. Let's not forget how much a PITA reconnecting the clutch slave line is too... Good DIY project!
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Originally Posted by ColtaBilly
Best to buy a good 13mm universal socket to reach the bolts at the top of the bell housing too. Let's not forget how much a PITA reconnecting the clutch slave line is too... Good DIY project!
C5kid and I fought for an hour before we figured out the new one had a defective connector
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Originally Posted by Devilish34
^this.. it's not a 4-5hr job closer to 10
I've been quoted 4-700 by numerous places in the area, some of them are vendors on this site... just fyi.
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I was quoted $750 in labor at a reputable shop in Cincinnati.
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Originally Posted by 99NassauVette
It's going to run you anywhere between 400 - 700 dollars depending on the shop.

Go ahead and replace the master / slave and get a remote bleeder while you're at it.
I'd be extremely leery of someone willing to do a Corvette clutch for $400. They either enjoy working for minimum wage or aren't offering a quality service.

We charge $650 for a stock exhaust car and $800 if it has longtubes.
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Originally Posted by Josh@SpartanLSX
I'd be extremely leery of someone willing to do a Corvette clutch for $400. They either enjoy working for minimum wage or aren't offering a quality service.

We charge $650 for a stock exhaust car and $800 if it has longtubes.
I don't know if I would call Tick Performance "non-quality service" but that's just me.
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Originally Posted by 99NassauVette
I don't know if I would call Tick Performance "non-quality service" but that's just me.
Hey, if they're willing to do that job for $400 then good on them. That's a LOT of work for 400 bucks....

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