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Old 12-09-2011, 07:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Can i remove my clutch on the 2007 camry with out pulling the motor(4cyl).
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I know you can do it in a scion tc. You have to drop the front subframe so its a giant pain.
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Smooth driving is comfortable and easy. It is also FAST(though not comfortable at speed). I don't care if you apex corners(everyone does) on a public road unless you suck at it(everyone). Hold a proper line or get out of my way.
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P.S. You can't get a manual V6
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Can i remove my clutch on the 2007 camry with out pulling the motor(4cyl).
Yes, I've watched our techs do clutch jobs on Camry's without pulling the engine. Since I've never actually done it I can't offer too much more info. I do know that they use an engine support on top to keep the engine properly supported. I'm pretty sure that the lower cradle has to be dropped for clearence. Make sure you get the flywheel resurfaced, you don't want to be doing this job twice because of clutch chatter.
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