Too much $$$ for a clutch replacement?
#1
As posters heare advised last week, my 89 has a thro-out bearing going away. The car has 73,000 on it. Our independent mechanic says if we're going to do the throw-out, we should do the clutch, pressure plate, etc., at the same time. He says $650. Is that pretty fair? Thanks in advance!
#4
For $650 I would dang sure make certain I was getting a VERY GOOD clutch. Considering most average clutches only cost $200, that leaves $450 for labor. Pretty dang high in my book. Sorry but it sounds like the guy is trying to ream you to me.
#5
Originally posted by KUcurt@May 31, 2005, 12:43 PM
......... Our independent mechanic says if we're going to do the throw-out, we should do the clutch, pressure plate, etc., at the same time. He says $650.
......... Our independent mechanic says if we're going to do the throw-out, we should do the clutch, pressure plate, etc., at the same time. He says $650.
I'm wondering what your "mechanic" means by "etc." ?? $650 sounds kinda EXPENSIVE for a clutch, pp, and throwout
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#7
Yes, I forgot to mention the flywheel. It sounds as though he is kinda high. However, since the wife is no longer in the mood for the 2005 GT Mustang, I darn sure want to keep my '89 in great shape and not let little (or big) things start adding up where, all at once, faced with a plethora of repairs, she'll want it gone. I like to stay on top of the repairs - and I have for the 16 years I've owned the car. Thanks for the responses!
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