Lost my Clutch

Sorry to hear that. That's why I always did my own work, or had a good friend that helped. A lot of that stuff is probably ok, I mean, it was working fine before the clutch went, but as a shop, they can't let it out without fixing it, for liability reasons. Just like going to the doctor. This is wrong and that is wrong, yeah, yeah, just give me the shot. Takes a long time of "free trucking" to make up for that. For me, it wasn't worth it. Good luck, don't worry, you'll be trucking in no time. Look at it as a real expensive vacation.

 

that's wow just wow i can't believe it's that much

 

For that price they better throw in a tub of vaseline for you as well. That's insane.

 

I don't know if I am jealous of that shop or if I want to stand out in front of it with a picket sign. I not only can't get away with charging that much, I would be afraid of the bad karma that would come with it.

 

Maybe I missed it…what shop is this???

 

Tell me about it, I tell people 2500 To do the job right with input shaft kit, new oil and crank seal and even then they question me and they always find somebody to do it half ### cheaper. Im kind of jealous of these big dealer and what they can get away with charging it's mind boggling to me. I had my truck break down last week broke crossover tube from egr to cooler on D12 they wanted to charge me 3hrs for something i can do myself in 15 min, i told my driver for that much he did it himself in parking took him a whole 30 min with basic had tools

 

Anytime you put a clutch in its always a good idea to put a new input shaft and bearing in as well.

 

and rear main seal