August 21, 201411 yr Hi guys, just wandering whether I must replace my flywheel when replacing the clutch? Also still had no recommendations for a subaru savy mechanic in East Sussex. Had nothing from the local forum.
August 21, 201411 yr It is normal practice to replace the flywheel when changing the clutch, but if your old one is still in good condition you may be able to get away without doing that. The problem you have is you won't know until the old one comes out. Can't help with a recommendation as that's way out of my area, sorry.
August 21, 201411 yr As Adam says I know Martin in Sheffield will send them away to be skimmed if the flywheel was any good. Unfortunately with mine was lightened and cracked so had to have another one put in :( But these have been highly recommended in the past. So might be worth ringing around and choose which one suits you more for distance vs price. I drove 2 and a bit hour's to Sheffield like you nothing close by in that way , well not anymore the one garage we had he moved to an F1 team :( http://www.eastsussexmobileservices.co.uk/ http://www.slowboy-racing.co.uk/ http://www.subaru4you.co.uk/ http://www.larkins-autoservices.com/ http://www.gdasportcars.co.uk/ http://www.swautos.co.uk/ http://www.extremescoobies.co.uk/contact_us.html
August 21, 201411 yr Not normally required, however my fly wheel had hair line cracks in it when he took the Clutch plate off so it needed replacing. Bit of a trip but I would highly recommend Len at http://www.subaru4you.co.uk/ he did the clutch on my classic.
August 22, 201411 yr Inspect for heat damage, cracking & if passes that can be skimmed if not deeply scored to give new flat surface for the new clutch to bed to. decent skimming is around £20 to £40. Clutch on the Subarus is quite an easy job so doesn't need the most experienced Subaru specialists but indeed best go with Garage who competent with Subarus.
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