ACT Clutch Install: 2007 - 2013 MazdaSpeed3 and 2006 - 2007 MazdaSpeed6
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Here is the clutch kit that fits the 2007 - 2013 MazdaSpeed3 and 2006 - 2007 MazdaSpeed6.
See the installation of this ACT Clutch Kit part # ZX4-HDSS.
Available in street and race configurations
Clutch options using the Prolite Flywheel:
Heavy Duty Clutch kit with Sprung Centered Street Disc- ZX4-HDSS: www.advancedcl...
Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 6 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX4-HDG6: www.advancedcl...
Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 6 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX4-HDR6: www.advancedcl...
Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 4 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX4-HDG4: www.advancedcl...
Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 4 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX4-HDR4: www.advancedcl...
Xtreme Clutch kit with Sprung Centered Street Disc - ZX4-XTSS:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 6 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX4-XTG6:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 4 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX4-XTG4:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 6 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX4-XTR6:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 4 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX4-XTR4:
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Clutch options using the Streetlite Flywheel:
Heavy Duty Clutch kit with Sprung Centered Street Disc- ZX5-HDSS:
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Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 6 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX5-HDG6:
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Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 6 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX5-HDR6:
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Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 4 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX5-HDG4:
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Heavy Duty Clutch kit with 4 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX5-HDR4:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with Sprung Centered Street Disc - ZX5-XTSS:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 6 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX5-XTG6:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 4 Pad Sprung Race Disc - ZX5-XTG4:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 6 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX5-XTR6:
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Xtreme Clutch kit with 4 Pad Rigid Race Disc - ZX5-XTR4:
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Time Index
(00:51) Battery
(01:45) Intercooler
(03:09) Axles
(05:51) Transmission
(05:56) Clutch/Flywheel
(07:37) Reinstall
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As I'm doing this job with snap on power tools I cant help but appreciate the amount of time that went into the making of this video
For anyone doing this on the ground, I recommend you take off the subframe bolts completely. this gives you much more room to fight the trans with. I also built an engine holder with a long plank of wood and extensions on the fender/frame area. i then tied a ratchet strap around the engine to secure it.
3:00pm very well illustrated and loaded with good tips
This is a very detailed video and it was great to watch as I will be installing my ACT clutch kit in my 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 in the spring.
Thanks Jordan!
Bro I appreciate the time you took doing the video and especially showing how to put everything back together!! I’ve seen to many videos on how to take something apart and maybe put a few pieces back on but not show something that may have been very needed to show how to put back on. Thank you this seems like a lot of work but ima keep watching and take my time with it till it’s completed
Very good video, very helpful. Thank you.
Wow and people I know say mazdas are hard to work on. This job is similar to my corolla xrs except the intercooler and mods!
The only issue I have with replacing a dual mass flywheel with a solid one, is that the idea of a dual mass flywheel is to reduce the strain ( wear and tear) on the gearbox components especially when pulling away and accelerating. Surely this is why Mazda didn't fit a solid flywheel in the first place. I realize in a situation where a car has been modded and the power of the engine has been dramatically increased the standard clutch set up will not be up to the job. It must though shorten the life of the gearbox/ differential to have all these extra stresses passing through it - something the original transmission was not designed for.
I think it might have more to do with them making it quiet/easy to drive. For example the new Civic Si's have a DMF but the type R has a regular clutch and its much heavier/has way more feel than the Si and is "harder" to drive.
Dual Mass Flywheels (DMF) are developed by OE's for each application primarily to reduce noise, vibration and harshness (NVH). Putting the springs in the flywheel allows for more design flexibility (larger angular displacement) than clutch disc hub springs. This is ideal for a pure stock setup, where customers expect zero noises from the driveline. If the engine torque is increased, the DMF can become a liability. Besides the enormous rotating weight, the larger loads can really accelerate the normal wear rate. They do have a service life, and increased stress can shorten it substantially. Single Mass Flywheels (if designed and manufactured properly) avoid this entirely.
The torque rating of the transmission is (nearly) independent of the flywheel design. The hub springs in the ACT clutch shown in this video provide some important cushioning for shock loading, yet life expectancy of the gearbox components is tied much more proportionally to the engine's torque output and the driver's skill versus abuse level.
Perfect Thankyou
Great video!
Does not look fun putting it back in. And that's WITH a lift.
Video was a big help. I just cant get the trans back in, so looks like I will be dropping the subframe.
you just need turn transmission about 45 degree clockwise and tilt about 20 degree flat, once the transmission covers the clutch kit, you turn transmission 45 anticlockwise. Mazdaspeed 3 is so tight to work with -:)
amazing
As stupid as this may sound, is there a transmission side to the clutch? In other words, can it be installed incorrectly?
It is possible to install the disc incorrectly if the instructions are not followed properly. We do mark our clutch discs with the indicating side to determine the correct side for the transmission. I do hope this helps. If you have any other questions feel free to email us at sales@advancedclutch.com .
thank you
Did you guys get rid of the gray OEM catalytic converter bracket that covers the passenger side axle bracket? It honestly makes it a huge pain just to get the axle bracket unbolted so just wondering if it’s a necessary part..
I have a speed6 what is the difference from removing the clutch between the 6 and the 3?
Since the MazdaSpeed 6 is All wheel Drive and the MazdaSpeed 3 is FWD, obviously removing the drive shaft and the transfer case will be different. Ultimately there are other differences as well, we would suggest that you attain a factory service manual to aid you on the replacement of your clutch.
So I can't use oem pressure plate bolts? I ask because I got this used and had the flywheel surfaced and replaced the clutch disk. Didn't come with pressure plate bolts so I assumed I had to get new oem ones.
This is a conversion clutch kit. OEM pressure plate to flywheel bolts will not work. You can call our Tech department and order a new set of bolts. If you are just looking for the size of the bolt it is 8mm X 1.25 X 16.
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology thank you so much for the info.
Is the engine support brace a necessity or is there another way to do it if I don’t have one? Thanks for the informative video!
For this application, we do believe it is a necessity.
I secured my engine using wooden blocks. I obtained a lengthy piece of wood, sectioned it, and positioned the sections beneath the oil pan at both ends. Worked fine 🤷♂️
What kind of lube do u use for this? My ACT clutch kit didnt come with any
We recommend using the ceramlube that is usually included/packaged together with the disc. If you did not receive one, please call our tech line or send us an email at sales@advancedclutch.com and we will get you one sent out.
Great video brother. Very informative, really learned new techniques. However, I have issues with Mazda 3 2005 1.6L petrol after the clutch was replaced. I think it will be time-saving and best for understanding if I send you a video of the issues. Let me know how I can send it to you. Thank you in advance. Peace
Please contact our customer service department at sales@advancedclutch.com
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology Hello, I made a video about the problem and uploaded it to my Utube channel. Please kindly check it out and advise. Thank you in advance ( ruclips.net/video/9maXhq47yXI/видео.html )
So I’m doing this job right now. I have everything put back and went on perfectly. Have one question? So Mazda changed the release bearing and fork as I seen in your video(I bought the same one. Now my question is I bought a stage2 clutch now when I go to move the clutch fork after everything being installed does it supposed to be stiff with lil play?
Please call our tech department to get help with your question - (661) 940-7555
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology oh sh$& didn’t know there was one 👍
@@monkeydznutz7620 what was the answer
do you have sports chlucht kits for renault twingo rs 2008 too?
I have a question and anyone is free to answer this so once you drain the transmission how much transmission fluid do you need to replace it like how many quarts???????
According to the factory service manual., the transmission will take 2.6 Quarts (2.5L) of SAE 75W-90 API GL-4 gear oil.
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology ok thanks
approx how long would an experienced mechanic take to replace the clutch and flywheel- how many hours should be expected?
This is listed as an 8 hour job.
The bearing you put in the center how far in does it need to go
If you are referring to the pilot bearing that is installed into the crankshaft, it is installed just until it reaches the edge of the bevel in the opening. This is approximately 4.0mm to 5.0mm deep. If you need a diagram, please call our tech line and we will be happy to send it out to you.
That's crazy someone said it goes all the way in and that definitely didn't help
What tool are you using to remove the pilot bearing? A lot of tools I’ve looked at are too big to fit inside this bearing
We used a slide hammer with a puller adapter on it. They make many different kinds and there are many different ways to get a pilot bearing out. With the bearing style you have you can try using grease or papermache and getting a soild piece of metal that fits the pilot bearing ID something close to the same size as the part of your input shaft that goes inside of the bearing. Fill it up and use a hammer to hydraulically push out the bearing. Search on RUclips and you will see how people do this method.
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology I tried the grease method along with using some bread actually. I couldn't get either to work because of how tight mine was. I ended up buying a pilot bearing puller kit from Harbor Freight, but I realized later that you can actually rent the tool from Autozone. The kit I used had a conical threaded pipe with relief cuts to allow it to expand inside the bearing once it was tightened up. It allowed for pretty even pressure as I used the slide hammer like in the video here. Got mine out in about 10 good hits.
@@colehelterbrand3446 Great update Cole! Thanks for sharing! Your info will undoubtedly help others as well! Also good to know about AutoZone.
Anyone know if this Is this a good clutch set up
They're pretty solid if your wanting something more than stock! The stock clutch can hold up to 500hp!
Thanks man. I've done a lot of reading and people say the stock clutch is just as good, if not better.
@@mortysmith5556 It’s more expensive tho, this whole kit is like $600 where as the stock one, the flywheel alone costs $800
@@Thamps_kid bought a fonza flywheel and a stock clutch. Can't complaint with my set up
@@mortysmith5556 how much was it?
What’s the start bolt torque spec? You missed that.
29 to 37 Ft-Lbs.
Are you supposed to disconnect everything on the starter? I didn’t get that part
We left all wires to the starter attached. We never removed the starter from the car. Just unbolted the starter and slid it back from the transmission.
Advanced Clutch oh also would assembly lube work just fine instead of ceram lube
Do not use assembly lube. It could get very messy. Definitely use Ceram Lube
It is the same for the sedan or hatch-nonturbo?
As the sedan or hatch non-turbo both share the front wheel drive platform with the Mazdaspeed3, the installation would be very similar, however, because it does not share the same engine and transmission, it will not be 100% the same. We would suggest sourcing a factory service manual for the correct procedures and torque specifications.
Can I follow this for a Mazda 3 s? 2010
Unfortunately not for the Mazda 3S. We do not have a clutch kit for this vehicle at this time.
Is this same procedure for Mazda 6 MPS as well?
They should be quite similar.
its a little different because the the 6 has a transfer case for its rear wheel drive
@@vectorcruzusa yeah okay. I just remember that ms3 is fwd 😅
What size is the axle bolt
When I googled your question. I found the socket size to be 32mm or 1-1/4” and tightening torque values are from 173.5-202.3 ft-lbs
How'd ya'll get the ball joint out without damaging it? This is such a great video!
Sometimes you cant but usually you can smack the side of the control arm til it pops
@@chickenfixn4439 Should I use penetrating oil or will that risk damaging the boot?
@@kwbalance108 Thatll work. Spray it down and let it sit for a while
@@chickenfixn4439 Thanks Tyson!
With this style of ball joint all you need to do is remove the bolt and pull down on the lower control arm. It is not a tapered fit ball joint.
Lancaster CA?
Yes this video was filmed at our factory in Lancaster, CA
How long does this take in real time?
This clutch job will roughly take you 8.4 hours.
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology shit i'd be losing my ass if i didn't do that in 3
@@davidcollins6164 3 hours!?! this could take me a week! what type of shop do you work at?
@@AdvancedClutchTechnology is that with or without a lift?
@@fsflip3111 warranty is gonna pay 4 hours tops probably so you better do it in 3 or you're losing money, even if you are getting customer pay, you better have a transmission out of a car in 1.5 hours or you need to find a different line of work, this is not a mercedes v12 we're talking about, it's basically just a GM vehicle.
Is not easy to work on this tipe of car
Can you reuse the flywheel bolts?
Fait attention a cette vidéo ! Il met le disque d'embrayage a l'envers dans la vidéo. Sur le site ils disent de mettre l'étiquette côté volant moteur vérifie le . J'ai du redemonter ma boîte a vitesses a cause de cette vidéo
We do recommend using new OEM flywheel bolts.