$$ Throw out bearing
05-23-2005, 12:08 PM
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$$ Throw out bearing $79 for a damn throw out bearing...WTF?? 
Does anybody know where to find these for less? If not..is it nessasary to change this during a clutch install?
Does anybody know where to find these for less? If not..is it nessasary to change this during a clutch install? 
05-23-2005, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Vertigo
$79 for a damn throw out bearing...WTF?? Does anybody know where to find these for less? If not..is it nessasary to change this during a clutch install?
Does anybody know where to find these for less? If not..is it nessasary to change this during a clutch install?
05-23-2005, 12:45 PM
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Yeah, the throw-out bearings are pretty damn expensive. I just bought a whole new slave when I did my clutch...
They are definitely recommended to be replaced, especially if you have some abuse on it. The last thing you want to do is pull the thing all the way apart again just because this one little part failed. Kinda like replacing the pilot bearing...
They are definitely recommended to be replaced, especially if you have some abuse on it. The last thing you want to do is pull the thing all the way apart again just because this one little part failed. Kinda like replacing the pilot bearing...
Fine I'm going to go **** on my new clutch.... Trending Topics
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80 is not much considering what you spend to put in a good clutch/flywheel and new hydraulics, just bite the bullet and do it right. I spent 1150 on parts alone for my clutch swap.
05-25-2005, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by White 02 WS6
Make sure the slave assembly is GM part number 6288, that is the correct updated slave
Is that the whole part #? I did a search on Gmparts direct and nothin...
05-25-2005, 02:55 PM
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I bought a new slave and when I purchased my clutch it also came with a new throwout bearing...Im sure ill be selling the new one if anyone is interested shoot me a PM with how much you willing to pay...The 6288 part # im refering to is the complete slave unit...
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Originally Posted by Vertigo
Is that the whole part #? I did a search on Gmparts direct and nothin...
