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  • Drives :
    2000 Subaru B4 Twin Turbo
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    Tramping, Fishing, Racing
  • Location
    Invercargill
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    IT Engineer

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  1. tjs91nz
    Hi Team, Recently bought a 2000 B4 RSK in manual with 157kms. The clutch was slipping quite a bit. Got a clutch kit and flywheel skimmed. Still got fkn clutch judder though. Any thoughts? Took it to a mechanic they reckon it might be torn gearbox mount. Any idea how much for a new one and whats involved? Cheers.
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    Invercargill represent! Are there meets etc? That would be pretty sweet..
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    Got a call from BNT - they said that my car is a pull type clutch with SMF not DMF, even it it has hydraulic clutch. Would this be right? I've had too many different answers. Can someone tell me how to check if it is pull type? Can I tell if it is DMF or SMF from looking in engine bay? Cheers Team.
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    Cheers guys - the chick I bought it off went to K & D. Might check it out.
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    Sweet as. I was told by a guy at NZAD that if it is the "push type" clutch then it will have a DMF. Was your clutch hydraulic or pull type?
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    Hey Team, Looking for the best place to take my B4. Need a clutch replacement - plan on buying parts myself. I don't have the room or garage (or experience) to do the repair myself - although I'd love to. The clutch is hydraulic (push type?) so I've been told it has Dual Mass Flywheel. Research tells me these can't be machined. Thinking of going for the DMF to SMF conversion like a lot of others have done. Not rich enough to buy new clutch kit and DMF. Any recommendations down south in Invercargill? Or anyone keen to do it for cash moneys??? Cheers.
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    I had this same question yesterday. Take a look under your bonnet. If there are two reservoirs then you have hydraulic clutch (push type). One is the brake.
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    Hi Team, I have a 2000 Subaru B4 Twin Turbo that I bought less than 5 days ago. I was told that the clutch needed done, which was fine. The girl I bought it off was quoted $1500 by a garage. I found some standard pull clutches for around $320 delivered. Was pretty stocked cos I payed FA for the car. Turns out I have hydraulic clutch and need a push type clutch. If I have push type, does that mean I will have the Dual Mass Flywheel also? I know that when changing clutch you should skim for flywheel, can this be done with a DMF? Cheers in advance...
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