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calaisturbo.com.au - vl turbo clutch

Started by 19inch · 5 Nov 2004 · 8 replies

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19inchArchived member
hey guys/girls finally have my engine in and running,seen as though i rebuilt the engine i put a new clutch and pressure plate and so on in!i have a rb25det 5speed are the clutch splines the same as say an mx7 cause thats what clutch i got?does not seem to be taking of real good?and how much oil should i have in that gearbox?cheers
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RB30-POWERArchived member
The VL turbo uses a 10" clutch combo. The RB25 uses a 9.5" clutch combo. The splines are the same between them. You have to use the correct flywheel for the clutch though, you couldn't put the larger VL turbo clutch on a flywheel designed for a 9.5" clutch. The MX7/RB25 box uses 2.4Litres of oil. SAE 80W grade. Mick
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19inchArchived member
thanks mate
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sigmundArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by 19inch hey guys/girls finally have my engine in and running,seen as though i rebuilt the engine i put a new clutch and pressure plate and so on in!i have a rb25det 5speed are the clutch splines the same as say an mx7 cause thats what clutch i got?does not seem to be taking of real good?and how much oil should i have in that gearbox?cheers What clutch did you get? Taking off real good? - Whats it doing? If it's a brass button clutch, they don't slip and, are hard to take off slowly.
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19inchArchived member
no its all going abit better now just waiting to put new gearbox oil in,i cant get the plug from the side out so i tryed to put in through the top but just wouldnt go throught bout 1l went in its a rb25det box any other surgestions
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JET-6Archived member
You have to get that plug out, its the only way!
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19inchArchived member
thanks mate ill try
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RB30-POWERArchived member
Get a long bit of pipe onto the socket handle for extra leverage, if thats the problem.
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BoostedcalArchived member
even try to tighten it, then loosen it.....it should break the locked thread. Off subject but i have heard this method reccomended for spark plugs too.....
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