(Detailed) Corolla clutch replacement - Part 2 - VSS, harness, air intake
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Multi part series on 2005 Toyota Corolla clutch replacement. Part II is primarily about detaching components from the transaxle, such as the starter, slave cylinder, harness, VSS, air intake and back up light.
Great video Doug, my Corolla will soon have to undergo the same surgery. You made it look like a walk in the park, except that I live in Québec, where working on car means spending most of your time battling with stuck rusty bolts.
Alors bon chance avec la voiture en hiver. It was a lot of work, but I'm pretty sure I covered every step for other DIYers. One thing I didn't mention was with the drive axle install--You need to hammer it back in until the male end of the axle is in place. You'll be able to feel it go in, no problem. To hammer hold a piece of 2x4 wood on the projecting end of the axle and tap it with a mallet as firmly as you can.
Thanks for telling us how a clutch works and that there is a filter for the intake, but you forgot to say that the front of the car is pointing forward when you drive down the road :D
Other viewers: Please note that the car points down the road. Thanks.
I'll take it, I just love the ones where it's like the hood is shut then there's a jump cut with the cylinder head off and it's like "Oh yeah you just pop that out of there no big deal"
I think by after watching these videos you are going to save me alot of money. Maybe now my wife can stop shifting at high rpms lol, what clutch did you end up buying, oem or aftermarket?
Is this video relatively transferable to a 99' corolla?
How long does it take to do this job? Especially if its a a mechanic shop. Was told 8 hours in labor.
That sounds reasonable
Do you have to drain your transaxle oil before you take driveshafts out?
No, the driveshafts are intact and you just bolt them into the transaxle.