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love your video. Really easy to follow the process. Humble and enthusiastic as well. Keep them coming. Stay safe -from New Zealand.
Thanks for the comment mate
Good everyday overview of the process. Cheers my guy :)
Thanks for watching really appreciate it
Awesome video my friend, you cut the crap and tell like it is.
Thanks for watching really appreciate it
Thanks, great video👍😊✌️
To think there was a local guy (vauxhall main dealer) who could change a clutch on MK2 Cavaliers in 20mins (the clutch was designed to come out easily). Shame Suzuki didn't take the same route🙄😳😄😇
I know we miss the letter box clutches
Straight to the point, thanks!
Cool! Pretty clear explaining
Thanks for watching, tried my best
Thanks for sharing a useful video
Really useful, and funny too!
Is the Suzuki SX4 the same deal. Cheers Raul
Thanks for watching really appreciate it. Am not sure if its the same. If the engine size is same then it should be
Could you move the release bearing lever by hand when you removed the slave cylinder at the start? Mine has snapped the slave cylinder shaft. Awesome video.
Yes you can move or take the leaver off.
After taking the slave cylinder off.
Bear in mind the leaver has snapped, that tells me that the clutch pressure plate has gone very hard.
Make sure you mark it before you take it off because it doesn't have a master Spline hope that helps
Hey mate I got the 2011 1.4L the gear linkage is different and not sure how to remove it
Thanks for the reply. Yes, the little pin is the one on the fork that locates the throw out bearing. Great minds must think alike as I figured that if it was operating alright like that then it should be okay to be driven again. Not surprising it happened though because Im sure that my son said the clutch had done close to 240 000kms and it was shagged. The wife drove it home one night until it stopped moving and wouldn’t travel any further. You know then that it’s time to do the clutch. Thanks for the info.
No worries mate, glad to help anytime.
Do you know how much an independent garage would charge for clutch replacement on this car (parts and labour)?
Thanks
Labour about £150 to £200
Plus the price of the clutch
Perfect as I'm just about to do same job, but I don't have the joy of a hoist.
Do you know if this is the same way to do a 1.6 Suzuki sport 2010?
I think its pretty much the same
Hello mr. Raul TV. I just bolted a new clutch plate onto my boys high mileage swift, and I noticed that the small pin on the arm of the fork mechanism in the bell housing is missing. The pin, about 5mm long, steadies the throw out bearing. It has obviously been operating without the pin but can it be replaced easily. To remove the shaft from the bell housing I think I would have to knock out the seal up under the lever arm on top of the case. Then maybe wiggle the shaft down into the bell housing. Then I would have to drill and braze a new pin into the arm. I am really tempted to put it together without the 5 mm pin on the fork arm. It’s obviously been working without it. Any ideas. Thanks.
Al be straight up honest with you mate without seeing it cant really say. Are you on about the little pin on end of the fork where the bearing goes on if yes. It should be ok without the pins once the release bearing is on and gearbox is bolted up it cant come off because the the fork will hold it, and also the pressure plate will stop it from coming off
Is there anyway I can send you a picture to show you if it's this pin your on about
Great man!
Hello! My gears ain’t falling in so I checked my slave cylinder and its been leaking. I suppose that’s the issue. How much would it cost £ approx to get it fixed?
Thanks for watching.
For the slave cylinder estimate around £100 to £130
That's supplied and fitted
Cheers,good vid.
Glad you like the video, hopefully more vids coming
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Hi R4UL. I am planning to get the clutch replaced in my 2009 Suzuki swift with 1.5L engine. I also want to replace the clutch fork as well. Do I need to Replace any more part. How about pivot ball. Does it needs replacement. This guy said so th-cam.com/video/DY1w-aFf68w/w-d-xo.html. Please let me know. Waiting for your answere.
That is clutch kit with bearing, folk. And if its petrol most of the time you dont have replace the flywheel.
As for the pivot ball if its damaged Replace it.
@@TEAMR4ULTV Thanks for your reply mate. Just one more query. Can you please provide me with the OE number of the pivot ball. In case the pivot ball is damaged or has too much play, do I need to just replace the pivot ball or the whole thing. Thanks .
This is not my car...says it is but it is not.
no audio also. Waste of time