Clutch install cost

GRGT1994

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I am on borrowed time with my clutch (engages in the last 1/8 or pedal swing). So I probably need to do that this winter. Anyone had a shop do their install lately, and care to share how much it ran you?

I do plan on doing it myself, but just curious what a shop might charge. Labor alone, I can figure out the parts.

 

Guero

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300 bucks were i asked. Cant be that hard

 

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Pennywise2

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I payed $405.00 to have my clutch installed in my mustang.
The Centerforce DF clutch is great get one if you can.

 

Emoney8924

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i used to the centerforce df on my blown 97 gt, good clutch, i paid 175 to have it done..

 

The Green GT

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I got my TO bearing changed and it cost me $135. it was from a family friend though., its really not that hard. I jsut didnt have time with school and work.

 

mo_dingo

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Around 250-300 in az.

 

AznStanger3v

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its usually a $200 install around here. ive never had to have someone do them though. its very simple, but it is intimidating the first time because you have to pull the trans. very simple. l

 

urban96

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time consuming but not hard

 

94-302-vert

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I had gotten estimates of $150 (from the same guy who fubar'd my gear isntall) to 300-400 at shops and dealerships...

I did all of it for under $500 (all new parts) and about 7 hours of taking my time labor...