Just want to say thanks, to the lady who posted this video. I just finished my first clutch install in my CRV. this video was a great help with me getting it done.
Video was extremely helpful for fixing my second gen CRV, exactly the same procedure. Took me a whole weekend by myself on the garage floor with only a little help lowering and raising the transmission.
What setup did you use to raise the car high enough so the tranny had enough clearance to come out? Also, since you worked on the garage floor, how did you support the subframe?
@@pingislife2653 wish there was an answer lol I’m doing this right now on Jack stand hope it’s high enough I don’t really have an option and also in the garage also by myself and 20 y/o
Just one thing id like to correct you on. You place the clutch on the flywheel with alignment tool then place the pressure plate over it. You really did a great job changing the clutch.
Nice work. Better than all the other videos I watched before this. They all failed to do a variety of different yet important tasks - or explain them. For example, the experts at ACT clutch didn't mention which side the friction disk should be facing. Cool!
This is going to be fun to do in the driveway :) My clutch release arm is wiggly and wont let the slave operate it. I did the slave and master a few weeks back and it was perfect. I drove for about 2 years on a squishy hydraulic pedal, couldn't get the air out without taking it all out in one piece. I either ruined it or it was just time...
Good job! I'm no pro mechanic, but I tried to leave the intermediate shaft on also, and trying to line up both the transmission input shaft and the intermediate shaft was a no-go. Faster to remove it and replace it, prevents damaging the carrier bearing mount too.
Love you video. Your amazing. I think the most impressive this about the video is you did it without even one swear word! I would have been 200 swears deep just getting to removing the clutch! 😅👍 Really appreciate the video. My brother and I are tackling this job tomorrow. This is gonna make it a breeze. 💖
My god that thing looks like it’s spent half its life as a boat anchor! Great video thanks, though I feel like replacing the rear main no matter how it looks is probably a good idea.
highly recommended Milwaukee 3/8 stubby M12 impact gun and 1/2 M18 impact, they are so handy when you work in a close area like that, I use them everyday.
We're always cycling through cars filming hundreds of common repairs for common vehicles every month. Check back again and hopefully we'll have what you're looking for soon. +Shahrooz Am
Did you put anti sieze or grease on the input shaft splines? Back in the day we believed that this had to be dry to prevent it from collecting clutch dust. Thx for the video
AWESOME.....way to go sister! A H-E-R-C-U-L-E-A-N job, but Lady Wrench CRUSHED it! I'm all about the how-to, but I think I'd have to hand my wallet to Honda on this one. These Elements are cool, crazy corrosion though..... = (
+ZeroPoint Thanks for checking us out! This will take a decent chunk of time depending on the vehicle and if you have done this repair before and have proper equipment. On the low end it will take a couple to three hours and on the longer end, the better part of a day if you are unfamiliar or don't have proper tools. A shop will probably take 3-5 hours
+vag4l vevo This procedure might be different for your application. We do not currently have a how-to video for this particular year, make and model. Thank you for asking! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
+Jake Pfannenstiel Thanks for checking us out. Yes, they are using brake parts cleaner. Please let us know if you have any further questions, thank you!
+Billy Vallejo We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video should be enough to do this task. Buy this part for your vehicle on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Sabroso Lopez Why does it matter if male or female? It should not matter,but I'LL bet more women whose cars breakdown , depend on a guy to fix it? I think everyone who owns a car should know some basics, including myself. We spend more money on our cars & Homes than we do on food,which is necessary for our Survival. this could be argued depending on size of your family & other factors. Good point u brought up, thanks 4 making me THINK 🙃
Who says woman can't be mechanics?I would like to see Sue going with her car to a mechanic and the guy goes like you need this and this and is going to cost you this insane amount of dollars.ha ha you suker.lie to other woman.
