AaronBryan

The old clutch and pressure plate
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/61896/pressure_plate_and_clutch.jpg">
close ups of the clutch
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/61896/clutch_front.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/61896/clutch_side.jpg">
how many miles do you think I had left?

ok now some of the flywheel, I'm not going to get it resurfaced, do you guys think thats a bad idea? Also, how do you get that bearing out of the center of the flywheel?
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/61896/flywheel_1.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/61896/flywheel_2.jpg">

SCd_Walter

if it doesn't, get slightly smaller diameter and use a hammer to punch it out.

find a shop to resurface it, if they won't, go over the surface with sandpaper and remove the scorching.

benfica09

which reduce the clamping force of your new clutch. worst case, i've heard some people even sand it down

s4master1

get a new one it got really hot and the silicone
lost it's viscosity
shuddering even if you resurface it

201-A4

Cementite buildup on the flywheel, Id resurface it or replace it.

M.S.G. Homey

Cementite buildup on the flywheel? Most people just say carbide.

setUout

note if punching it out with a hammer
use a small piece of aluminum. to use
as a contact point.. the alum. wont
affect steel the alum will protect u
from ruinung your bearing.. and as for sanding it off .. good luck that will take you light years. you may wanna try with a heavy hand stone 1st.. but id just get it resurfaced which may be hard cause the tools they use to resurface it are made out or carbide and if they wanna try
to resurface it they heve to use a a stronger tool. so find a shop that has diamond coated tools. otherwise they will leave you with alot of surface chatter or removing too much material...

AaronBryan

I don't have the money right now. WHAT SHOULD I DO??

Rubberduckie

Which is partly why I lease.

cj99si

its only $30 to re-surface it.