Front Wheel Drive car clutch replacement.

It gives a quite good idea of the job i think. : )
If you have a hydraulic set up ,flush it at the same time !

[@florian224545]

You did one big mistake . All that grease is going to find its way to the clutch plate facings and the fine dust produced during use is going to stick to the grease and results in a sticky messy lump. Only graphite powder should be used on the splines of the shaft of the gearbox.Apart from this , it is a very good video.

[@live4high]

+Victor Calleja Way too much too...

[@niklassvensson4391]

For sure! Way to much grease! Good video otherwise.

[@shoopp002]

Victor Calleja 난

[@yulianto2087]

agree with u.

[@luisorozco3420]

Victor Calleja fuck you. If you're too good den you upload a video. Fuck you.

[@gerryholmes7369]

Great video, I watched it a couple of times then had the confidence to change the clutch on my ford fusion, a little bit different but using the techniques you demonstrated all went well and I have saved £200 at least (that is a lot of money to me as I am not rich). Thank-you for this I would happily buy you a few drinks. I wish you well.

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you very much,and congratulations : ) I'm really happy to read that : )

[@tmo2798]

One of the very best. Still useful a decade later. Thank you.

[@michaelovitch]

I'm happy to read that,thanks : )

[@nikolaromanos456]

Michael does not speak but he has very nice presentation a very detail and without secrets or hidden agenda. thanks a lot a great help.

[@Greasebeast1983]

Thanks a lot! I thought that I know how it should be done but after watching your video I have realised that I have forgotten about few simple but important details. You have saved me few hours of frustration.

[@michaelovitch]

I'm happy it was helpful for you : ) What did you forget ?

[@rayhindle642]

The camera work is very good showing in detail every step of the way and any problems that may occur along the way, this guy must be a mechanic as he wasn't phased by this daunting job, Thank you for taking the time to make this very well presented video.......Ray from the U.K.

[@michaelovitch]

+Ray Hindle Thank you very much for your comment,Ray from the UK. I'm not a professional mechanic,but i use tools quite often : ) Michaël from France.

[@mattwhite9874]

great job, one of the best clutch how to vids on youtube. Excellent demo even going the extra mile to bolt the clutch and pressure plate to the flywheel on the table for better view of whats going on, nice touch.

[@michaelovitch]

+matt white Thank you very much : )

[@iamwithyou1]

no music only the metallic sounds of work being done...very good.

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks.

[@tmo2798]

This is an underrated comment. The mechanical sounds actually help substantially. They aren't 'absolutely necessary', but there are sounds that really help. Spray, knock, and ding are important to help solidify the situation.

[@boganfett]

Thank you for this video. I normally do some of my own car repairs and my clutch just went out. Watched this to see how to do it myself and decided I better let professionals with better tools than me do this lol

[@michaelovitch]

+boganfett Your decision is the best i think. You have searched ,found,and thought. It's the best method : )

[@cosbusica9841]

This is actually a very good tutorial! Easy for everyone to understant step by step how to replace a clutch!

[@marcuswalker5672]

All of y'all KZbin mechanics have probably never touched a transmission, this guy done one hell of a job with limited tools, and outside on the ground, if y'all think it could be done better then make your own video, he done a hell of a job by himself

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks : ) Greets from France : )

[@IaintTrynaGoOutLikeBIGnPAC]

Dude made a "How to" video and y'all are complaining on how he did this and didn't do that. Why do you make your own video if you're so perfect.

[@LaMaRaGe0622]

Spoonzaza i know right.

[@urielsalas9265]

Content makers are open to criticism m8, that's why there is a comment section.

[@johnwright6706]

Simple answer: sharing extra information on an already good video helps others.

[@dougmatteo7359]

Amen

[@johnr7499]

Thank you for taking the time to share this with everyone, it is very much appreciated!!

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@igorguryev]

Thanks, dude! I needed this video to stop even thinking about doing it by myself

[@michaelovitch]

Good, it was useful at least lol

[@riomaririoma2167]

Without grease in center, centripetal force and goes out into clutch! Other is great job! Great video!

[@garniful]

slippery

[@diobarroga3509]

This was the most relaxing car repair video I've ever seen. matter of fact I love watching all your videos because it's informative and relaxing lol. I think it has something to do with the audio. The sound of the tools and the birds I guess, but anyway keep up the good work!

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you very much : ) I'm really happy to read that,i appreciate.

[@ablewingss]

Great video, really good to see this done. It's hard to show it all like that. Just need to apply it to my own car now...

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you. Have a smooth work then : )

[@RGV2300]

That was lot of grease man! i used the same amount, but clean the excess later, the gearbox slide almost by itself in my corsa. Nice video!

[@RGV2300]

Pd: subscribed

[@nigelmitchell351]

Rodrigo Godoy Valenzuela. Ridiculous amount of grease, any more than a smear is asking for trouble!

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you ! Yes,too much grease,my brother was generous... we cleaned it up once all was installed and moved as it should : )

[@markh3050]

I am about to reassemble my Corsa clutch... I am dreading it... Sigh.

[@termivan]

same here. what gave the disc or the bering

[@dexedr1ne]

alright dude, was going to try to replace my own clutch, but after watching not even 10 minutes into the vide you've convinced me otherwise.

[@michaelovitch]

That was not my goal.

[@danielwest5729]

Who is here becouse your clutch broke and you want to try fixig it🙋‍♂️

[@cesarthedemonraymundo9612]

I did it😂😂 and got my lude ready ... But don't put to much grease just a little... Good luck!!

[@Hakkeholt]

Actually DMF gone bad.

[@darklordojeda]

Me and now I realize there's no way in hell I'm fixing it myself.

[@mthokozisimazibuko3568]

Me too, I will stick to changing tyres, spark plugs and bulbs and leave the clutch to the professionals🤣

[@rebeccagesler1304]

Been asking my hubby to do mine for over 6wks, I'm jack of waiting, so figured I'd do the C**" myself!

[@losingmyfavoritegame8752]

I love how you showed the worn clutch. Thank you!

[@michaelovitch]

: )

[@veritasvalere88]

good video overall, clear concise and efficient...merci messieurs!!!!

[@michaelovitch]

+Valery Laurent Thank you very much !

[@tonyn9858]

very good video my friend. it shows what can be done with just basic hand tools and how to save your self a great deal of money by repairing your own car. many people nowadays scrap an old car because its £500 pounds to change a clutch. Thanks, Tony Uk

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks to you : ) I agree. My brother bought his car 450 euros few years ago because the clutch blew up after 180 000 kms. We pulled it changed the clutch for 80 euros and he still uses it everydays. the peoples didn 't want to spend several hundred in a shop for repairs.... They bought a new one lol. Greets from France,next to Lyon : )

[@BmwMe-uh9sy]

this is real man's job

[@christylmeitzen3915]

not just a man's

[@micromymario23]

Thanks to this video I managed to do it on my car with great satisfaction, now it works great! .... thank you very much!

[@michaelovitch]

I'm very happy to read that : ) Thank you ,and nice job !

[@cobrar5161]

front wheeler' s are the test of man's will, power and determination.

[@michaelovitch]

Yeah,particularly on early cars where there is no room for the hands...

[@solumsomnia]

Thanks for the great video! Was able to do a clutch this weekend using your video as my guide!

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks ! I'm happy it helped : )

[@andar419]

Thank you for making this video. I don't really have any mechanical ability, or any friends or family that would help me replace my clutch, so I will be doing this by myself. It will most likely take me the rest of the day and evening to replace this, but I have a family counting on me to do this. Any other useful tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : ) I suggest you to replace the cranckshaft seal and the pilot bearing,wich is behind the flywheel,even if it doesn't leak now,it will before your replace an other time the clutch. Be sure to tighten the flywheel screws correctly,and to reinstall it the same way it came,to be sure the top dead center teeth around the flywheel are positionned correctly. Adjust the clutch cable tension if you have one once finished,so the clutch doesn't slip or operate correctly. Have a smooth work : )

[@innocuousmerchant8766]

how did it go?

[@mrfantastic6492]

you made it look so easy i followed the video step by step an it really was that easy m8 👍

[@daddyjohnl5543]

I hope mine goes so well.

[@mikebone2504]

Thanks for the video, I have learned enough to feel confident to replace my 96 Camry clutch now. I would shout you a beer or two mate

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks, i wish you a success. If you can,try to change the seal on the cranck shaft,it's behind the flywheel. Be sure to tighten the flywheel to the correct torque.

[@kemalt.6707]

14:25 I supposed HowToBasic :D

[@michaelovitch]

lol

[@rahmamsofi7949]

Kemal T.

[@yeefulor9954]

My favorite part

[@johncharnley4451]

hey thank you i have an old toyota that needs clutch help but i thought i had to pull the motor this helps alot. i have never done a fwd clutch ur vid helps me alot and now my wife is forcing me to do the clutch....lol

[@michaelovitch]

Your wife is tough lol

[@johncharnley4451]

yea she wants it fixed cause she totaled my brand new truck and my car is all we have left thank god she cant drive a stick. my car has 80k on it and its 25 years old but a teen beat it to death and raced it my poor car only has 80 hp max its a 91 toyota tercel dx 4 door 5 speed not a race car

[@michaelovitch]

Those teens.... If you feel confident to do the clutch,do it,the first time looks difficult.and you will may stress about it,but once finished you will be happy,and your wife too : )

[@zappa916]

14:25. Light the bastard up and walk away.

[@daddyjohnl5543]

wimp!

[@linneajohn7636]

It is really a hard work to do by yourself, what about being sure to have the flywheel ground or replaced, or changing out the input shaft bearing? Right now I am working with manyautosltd.com they can help with all kind of new clutch, clutch diagnostic, clutch repair reading, clutch replacement, clutch pedal, clutch master cylinder Etc.

[@zaino660]

This is one of the besth videos ever about clutch...good job.

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you very much : )

[@faizm9792]

Thanks man, your a life saver

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks to you ! I hope it helped : )

[@fernandoangulo1960]

Exclent, It is a very good video. It is a good idea the use of text instead of voice. This video with educational resources, easy understanding, stepped and summarized.

[@michaelovitch]

Fernando Angulo Thank you very much ! : )

[@didar389]

Great job well done and thanks for the video.

[@michaelovitch]

danny love Thanks to you : )

[@robinkorber4678]

+michaelovitch Great video, would it be similar to an 1989 Cabriolet...

[@michaelovitch]

+Robin Korber Thank you : ) Wich brand ?

[@davidhughes1736]

On grease bad for clutch

[@adolfalvarez5534]

this was by far one of the best how to clutch videos if not the best great job and thank you very much for taking the time to show us this was very helpfull and very much apreciated

[@michaelovitch]

+Adolf Alvarez Thank you very much : )

[@zoody1000]

AAAmazing video. Thanks guys.

[@michaelovitch]

+Chris CHOI Thank you !

[@ronenfe]

Good job, I think it's a good idea to mention in the title it's a Renault 21 with F2N engine. I have a Twingo c3g 1995. Hope my clutch will last forever, it's been 290000 km.

[@crpth1]

I still have a Renault Twingo D7F engine, 1998 ~285K km. The clutch haven´t needed intervention, yet. But I do recognize the bearing is getting noisier by the day. By far the best "dirty cheap" car I´ve ever had. Lack a ton of modern features, but it´s extremely reliable and always deliver. I drive across Europe from time to time. About 7 countries, 3000 km to each side (6000 km total). Although the sound proofing, power, amenities, etc. as nothing to do with my other cars, particularly the Mercedes. The fact is you put gas and it takes you where you want to go, every time. ;-)

[@ronenfe]

@@crpth1 where are you from? i think it's time for a clutch replacement, getting closer to 300k, clutch starts to slip.

[@krislivelylively9560]

Sometimes you just want to see the video and not have somebody talk to you to the entire process nice job

[@NeoJSsk]

Thanks I did it, The Only Problem Was That when I was Done... a look behind and I have about 10 bolts in the Table.

[@michaelovitch]

You are joking, right ?

[@Southernshaker]

should have put a new main seal in engine, hope mistake didn't come back to haunt you.

[@michaelovitch]

I agree,you are right. it still not leaking for now.

[@crpth1]

Bert Cochran - +1 on that. It's so much trouble to get to the clutch that a little more work and the main seal can be easily done at the same time. Same on the timing side, always change seal when doing the timing. Most kits have a water pump, better had the seal. In both cases is better and easier to do now than come back later and do it all over again...:-) But this is a really nice video on a clutch fix. ;-)

[@DavidStirm]

Those jackstands and Jack's are cute.

[@saveriosalerno9232]

Compliment for video!!

[@riera222]

Hi, I was wanted to replace my clutch but it costs an arm and a leg to take it to a mechanic. After seeing this video I can't tell u how much help I have got. Good job bro, I will b changing my Mazda 3 sp23 soon, once again, thanks heaps...

[@michaelovitch]

Hi, Thanks to you for this,i'm happy it's helping somebody. I sugest you to buy a service manual to have torque values etc.. you will can do that like a pro,or even better. How much km/miles your clutch have seen till now ?

[@riera222]

michaelovitch Hi there, sorry I saw your message late but guess what? I changed the clutch two days ago, all by myself but I suggest to anyone to really try it if they knw what they r doing, I didn't want to hurry so it took me about 15hrs. The car drives like new now, it has abt 225,000 kms so it was time to change because it started slipping. I jst need to figure out abt th gears. It's a manual the 1,3,5 are working fine but it's hard to shift to 2,4 & reverse. I think the other cable is jammed or broaken. Any help? Will appreciate

[@michaelovitch]

riera222 Congratulations : ) Looks like the problem yes. one cable to push gears 1,3,5,the other to pull gears2,4,R. i guess you have the rear gear down right on the shifter? take a look at the cable and where it's attached.on the shifter and the gear box. you may have not placed it correctly or something is bent a bit. it happens sometimes when you move the gearbox in the engine bay,there are so much stuff and so little room...

[@riera222]

michaelovitch Yes I did try by shaking the cables a bit and it worked. You are right, there is a very small room nd heaps of things to squeeze into it. I'm so happy how much money I managed to save. I bought the clutch kit for $330 nd less than $90 for the oil to go in, turns it was really bad nd sticky. Bro I can't hold to myself he much you helped me, I like fixing things myself but this was a huge task, I'm jst 24yrs nursing student. All I need to do now is to adjust the clutch pedal and I think it should be under the steering column. Thanks again and again. Be blessed.

[@michaelovitch]

riera222 You did it alone,thanks yourself : ) I'm happy the vid helped you dang it's really expensive for a clutch kit,the oil is expensive too. what engine do you have ? i've looked, here it's around 150 max for a clutch kit on 1.6 or 2.0 liters engines.

[@sergiodesantiago8619]

great job my friend....

[@Rusiputki]

I watched this entire video and I don't even need to replace a clutch. Just because :D I seem to prefer guides where people don't talk and just show action. Most people talk a lot of garbage and just filler between the actual events. So thumbs up on this video

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you for your comment : ) i'm happy to read that : )

[@sefagul1179]

My car is a 1998 Renault 19. This video will be very useful for me. Thank you.

[@michaelovitch]

: )

[@FlixTV101]

Omg so much to do for a clutch change...

[@lewbear6738]

its really not that bad if you have done one before.

[@michaelovitch]

Yes,it's painful but only once in a while (more or less 150 000 kilometers)

[@IaintTrynaGoOutLikeBIGnPAC]

+michaelovitch 230k over here

[@michaelovitch]

Less city driving : )

[@lewbear6738]

Jorge Rodriguez i personally prefer working on front wheel drive. the gearbox can be supported with an engine crane during reinstallation and on rear wheel drive you kinda just have to summon all your strength (or a friend) and lift it.

[@707SonomaComa]

I am using Part Number KF605-02 I purchased from O'Reilly's Auto Parts in Santa Rosa California. It is for a 1989 Mercury Tracer, 1.6L non-turbo. The original clutch that I removed had 6 springs on the clutch the new one has only 4. The original pressure place I removed has many little "fingers" on the diaphragm spring, the new one has less. When comparing the two clutch assemblies side by side they appear to have the same dimensions - Throw out bearing, clutch disc, and pressure plate. But when I mount the pressure plate and torque the bolts to 20 ft. Lbs the CENTER of the Diaphragm Spring gets sucked in totally flat towards the engine away from the throw out bearing, it does not protrude outwards towards the trow out bearing at all! It is not a hydraulic clutch. When I mount the bell to the engine and connect the clutch cable properly I do not have any tension at all on the clutch pedal. It feels exactly like when it is not hooked up at all. It goes straight to the floor with very little resistance and sticks there until I use my hand to pull back it up. I did that 3 separate times wit the same result. When I mount the old pressure plate and tighten it down, the many diaphragm springs do not go flat, they still protrude towards the throw out bearing. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE NEW CLUTCH ASSEMBLY #KF605-02 ?? After the person at O'Reilly's looked online at other part stores and crossed referenced then they said there is actually tow parts numbers for a 1989 Mercury Tracer 1.6L non-turbo. There are a KF605-02 and a KF605-01. He said they sell mostly the KF605-02. Is one a diaphragm type on the other a coil spring type pressure plate? Hopefully I will not have to go with a different brand.

[@allandaem5836]

Hello from Canada, MMMM When I get an issue like yours I find that if I go to a local Ford dealership and ask very nicely for advice from the service manager. That person is usually a very experienced senior mechanic and may well have dealt with your issue many times. I suspect that you will get good , expert, advice free of charge in hopes that you buy the correct part from their parts department allan

[@tomarragona9995]

YOU NEED TO PUT YOU CLUTCH DISC IN THE RIGHT WAY AT THE MOMENT THE FACE OF THE DISC IS FACING THE WRONG WAY AROUND. TAKE IT OFF AND TURN IT AROUND ! HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU ....

[@tomarragona9995]

Get you manual for freethis is the link . www.carpdfmanual.com/mercury/

[@mohammedsahib885]

you put way to much grease on input shaft and pilot bearing. ??? suppose to put little bit it's going to spread grease every where when engine runns will go into new clutch assembly.

[@michaelovitch]

You are right,we cleaned up the excess,my brother was too generous.

[@mohammedsahib885]

all good brother we here to help keep uploading videos

[@elbertrenteria7076]

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[@elbertrenteria7076]

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[@javinian]

As much as I can change oil, filters brake discs and pads, this video confirmed that I need to pay a professional to do this.

[@michaelovitch]

Once you have done one,you don't think that's not hat difficult as it looks like. Just take your time,and let yourself an emergency exit,,just in case.

[@Kilhamjim]

Would have been much easier to have left the gearbox and drive shafts in situ and lifted out the engine, you may not even have had to remove the rad, Some of the repair manuals tell you that's the way to do it, only because they have nt tried it anyother way, And for the Guy with the Astra , engine up is far easier, "been there done it"

[@michaelovitch]

Kilhamjim It's an other technique,i'm sure it works good too. But on a recent car you have ten bililons sensors to unplug,and it would be quicker to just make room to remove the gearbox,specially when you have no axles going inside it,but just clipped to it. At the end, one of the two have to go outside the engine bay if there is not enough room : )

[@nicenow25]

Kilhamjim​ do not argue with Mr Michaelovitch he is boss and knowledge of cars is impeccable lol.

[@Kilhamjim]

David Bana He made hard work of that job. no need to strip off the suspension struts.

[@thundercuck1779]

michaelovitch hi how long did it take you to carry out this job of changing clutch packs, also what car was this ? thanks

[@michaelovitch]

Letrool Haje Hi, it took a good big half a day while filming. Few hours without. It's a simple disc ,there is no pack like on a wet clutch on bikes : i can see you work on bikes : ) The car is a renault 21,a french 1989 car, quite popular over there,but it's a granny now.

[@derekgee4223]

A real mechanic for a change. The excess grease I agree with

[@gottaPushIt]

Can anyone recognize what bird is it in the background noise at 12:21 ?

[@michaelovitch]

Streptopelia decaocto i don't know the name in English. Pretty common coo coo here : )

[@michaelovitch]

It's a Tourterelle www.oisillon.net/fr/oiseau/83-tourterelle-turque I still don't know how it's called in english.

[@michaelovitch]

It's pretty good for a 20 years pause lol

[@michaelovitch]

Yes,it's this bird,thank you : ) We have two big trees with nests on it.

[@boazelkayam5671]

It's a wild pigeon (dove) it's mostly brown a little bit of black and a bit smaller goo.gl/images/EbFgqL

[@cobbleup]

Thanks for a very good video. I used it several years ago to guide me with clutch replacement on a 2002 Saturn SL2. I just watched it again before I start another clutch replacement on My 1995 Saturn Sl2. I like the comment below about using graphite instead of grease, especially on the rotating assembly parts to avoid the prospect of grease working it's way onto the clutch mating surfaces.

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you. I'm happy to know it helped you to do it ,and not only at entertaining you. Manufacturers don't even want lube on the splines,depends of their policy,or engineering.

[@ThePoolboy789]

what vehicle was this?

[@yasarmirza2927]

Logan petrol

[@TheaLorraine]

junk

[@DonkeKongChick]

Thank you for posting. Now I know why I can't do this myself....and why it costs so much for someone else to do.

[@michaelovitch]

: ( It's quite a job,yes.

[@dexspino]

brings back my memory when i was still a mechanic, good job.....

[@michaelovitch]

+dexspino Thank you : ) You were ?

[@balloney2175]

you are a professional guy doing that.

[@michaelovitch]

I'm average bob,not a pro : )

[@jerichongwenya3303]

Great job, great comments too, we learning from you guys please keep posting

[@michaelovitch]

: ) Thank you !

[@fettysaky688]

Advice for veiwers. No rags no ground dirt to touch components. Air dry cleaners ill advise..remove all olf grease and gunt.keep everything clean and on clean surfaces

[@jbmaxwell6547]

Most excellent to see how to replace clutch plate and bearing on front wheel drive. What amount of time do you as an expert on average how many hours from start to finish?? I know if try myself to do will be much more but the video here has created much confidence to consider changing myself. Thank you greatly!!!!!!!!

[@michaelovitch]

From two hours to half a big day,depends of the car,if you have to drop the subframe or not. I would say four hours is an average.

[@blairguinea1337]

Nice Michael ..................I will soon do this on my V6 . Thanks so much for educational detail

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : ) Have a nice smooth work !

[@atillalawyer8526]

Hi! There am from Iraq your vedio is so good thaks .شكرا جزيلا لكم تصوير وخبرة رائعة

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you ! Greets from France !

[@mikalvanger6895]

i agreed that's too much grease...you should only put a little on the release bearing and fork and the input spline that's too much and i always wear clean gloves on a clutch job..bur nice video guys good job...

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@johnvikestad6826]

nice video , i only have experience with changing clutch on subaru impreza which is 4x4 transmission , looks a lot easier on fwd cars , i want to buy a turbo saab 9-3 and your video gave me extra confidence to do it

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you, If you did that on a 4x4,you have no worries to expect from a fwd car. Unless you work a on badly designed one.

[@johnvikestad6826]

i actually lifted the motor out because it was less work than to remove the trans :)

[@michaelovitch]

Less work is what make peoples think before to do something. It's often a very good thing.

[@harishvadde3147]

sure sure no probs mate..lookin forward to that..tnks for d reply...

[@alesjezek9755]

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[@michaelovitch]

Thanks : )

[@hea5843]

Sir, thanks for the video. But it is highly advised that you do not use so much grease where you applied it ESPECIALLY on the input shaft and throwout bearing! As they spin, they may throw out the excess grease between the flywheel, friction disk, and/or pressure plate, which will cause clutch slipping. Use very little, just a thin film. And the grease is advised to be high temperature tolerant. Regards.

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you. Yes,i should have filmed also that we removed the excess. There is quite a lot of peoples wich tell that regularly under the video. I should add this comment in the video : )

[@GeorgeSandle]

Think I'm going to try this on my Saab soon, good video thanks for making it!

[@michaelovitch]

GeorgeSandle Thank you ! Have a smooth job : )

[@SjP_92]

Alcohol/brakeclean on pressureplate also to remove oil/grease applied from factory to prevent corrosion

[@dougquaid]

Great video, I was very impressed, I’m, get my DMF and flywheel done this weekend by a mate, and now I know what is involved.

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks : ) How much does he charges you ?

[@dougquaid]

£200 for labour. £465 for parts,

[@michaelovitch]

@@dougquaid Honest, For your information ,there are conversion kits produced by big auto parts companies allowing you to install a standard clutch,and eliminate the dual mass flywheel.

[@krasi1989]

Very comprehensive and useful video. Thanks alot!

[@michaelovitch]

Krasimir Ivanov Thanks to you : )

[@nikolaromanos456]

Excellent video Michael

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you very much ! : )

[@DaveWatts_ejectamenta]

great to know just how much work this is!

[@michaelovitch]

+Dave Watts Thanks : ) Long,but not that complicated.

[@csmanul]

very good video, thanks for showing us how its done.

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@mattipaavo6859]

Kiitos tiedoista. Itselläni on vuoden 2008 transit connect ja rämisee aivan sairaasti. Vikaa on haettu mutta ei ole löytynyt. Tämän jutun kautta tiedän missä vika on ja huoltoa varataan kytkinremonttiin. Huoltoliikkeet ei aina tiedä mistä vikaa pitäisi etsiä.

[@kwsurfer]

Well done. Very good Job. You did everything right.

[@elalacran8676]

Love the way your video came out man. I fallowed yiur video step by step and so far its looking like the video. Keep the videos comin man! Thanks!

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@fatwalletboy2]

Valeo tend to supply a tiny sachet of grease in the clutch kit. No need for that great gob of grease and I suspect the box will have to come off again shortly.

[@michaelovitch]

We removed the excess of grease just before reinstalling the gearbox. Yes,it was in excess. There was no grease provided in that kit.

[@Skillgannon83]

awesome video!! im learning how to do this atm and this is REALLY helpful, thanks

[@michaelovitch]

+eamon37 Thanks to you !

[@rustypanda]

Merci pour cette vidéo qui m'aidera sur ma super 5 je pense que cest assez similaire ! Très ressemblant ☺️

[@alexarreola2328]

best clutch video I've seen!

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you mucho ! : )

[@enimnick23]

u did an awesome job with a clear detailed video of the replacement... thankz alot will help me in doin mine... ✌

[@michaelovitch]

+nick Crytec Thanks ! Cross the fingerz !

[@redshirtcasualty]

You are one strange cat! Thanks for the info on FWD clutch replacement though! Great job!

[@michaelovitch]

redshirtcasualty Strange cat ? Thank you : )

[@aukuni]

+redshirtcasualty How could you tell he was a strange cat? This wasn't a personal interview

[@thedwarfgimli5323]

When I comes to replacing a clutch unless that pressure plate is close to new the fingers on it are gonna be worn out. It would always be a good idea to replace it. Nowadays they don't cost much either.

[@michaelovitch]

I completly agree.

[@PRNadh]

excellent video. more useful in daily life.many many thanks.

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@carlosarce5013]

This is a lot of work l see why people are hesitant do do this kind of stuff.

[@TheManaus45]

Great tutorial Michaelovitch. Many thanks !!

[@michaelovitch]

+renzo badalamenti Thank you very much : )

[@caesarforlife1663]

Who the hell invented FWD?? Nice work by the way! 👍

[@michaelovitch]

CUGNOT NICOLAS JOSEPH (1725-1804) Thanks : )

[@rayhughes1974]

Excellent video - very good communications skills! More please :-)

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@brijbakshi3244]

Good information about clutch problem.👌👌👌

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : )

[@ΚΩΣΤΑΣΠΑΠΑΔΑΤΟΣ-χ4ξ]

thank you , i will do it the next weekend on a CLIO I

[@michaelovitch]

Have a nice work : ) Thank you.

[@daddyjohnl5543]

Me too, on a Geo.

[@jodyenright9718]

Thanks for the upload il be trying this at the weekend good video

[@michaelovitch]

Have a good work. Think about replacing the cranckshaft seal behind the flywheel while you are at it : )

[@rodgersodhiambo7700]

Thanks for the video and you have made me learn much actually i am eager to do this but lack of financial support to study it so am just getting to the KZbin and watch then online

[@michaelovitch]

: ) Thanks. I have to watch a lot of videos too,to compensate for the lack of money : )

[@derecktbear6478]

great video,handy to know few tips.thanks very much.

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks ! : )

[@derecktbear6478]

I'm abput tp tackle a Chev Kalos 14 manual, any pitfalls I should know about. ..lol

[@derecktbear6478]

michaelovitch You're welcome

[@fireballmcnailz147]

Thanks for the great video i'm about to do mine in the next few days :)

[@michaelovitch]

Thank you : ) I wish you a good work.

[@pa1264]

Awesome video I'm going to have a go at replacing my friends clutch to help save $500 to $600 thank you keep up the good work God Bless.

[@michaelovitch]

Thanks ! While you are at it,replace the cranckshaft seal wich is behind the flywheel : )