Cost of Manual tranny clutch

[Daniel B. Martin]

It's difficult to give an accurate answer from a distance. Labor rates
vary widely from place to place. A well-qualified independent shop can do
a clutch job just as well as the dealer.

This is a sincere response, not a smart-ass reply. You should open the
Yellow Pages, get on the phone, and answer your own question.

Daniel B. Martin
Nissan owner and D-I-Y mechanic

[Keith Knowles]

I recently replaced the clutch on my '96. Dealers in my area quoted $500 -
$700 with parts. Factory parts are about $200 from the local dealership.
I'm sure that local clutch shop would be even less.

Regards

"Jonathan Coffey" <theco...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:392b2e60...@news.mindspring.com...
> I have a 95 Max and the clutch needs replacing. The question is, minus
> the cost of the clutch, how much does labor run? I guess I could call
> the nissan dealship, but I'm an internet junky
> Thanks

[Jonathan Coffey]

[nick]

labor will most likely be much more that the parts... They need to remove
the transmmission (or at least disconnect it from the engine) I am sure
they will charge a standard hour count (and if it takes more you pay more
but if it takes less oh well sorry you still pay the standard..)

Cheers

[ToddEStan]

Typical clutch jobs are about $500-$700. I think parts run about
$200-$250. You do the math.

Todd

Jonathan Coffey wrote:
>
> I have a 95 Max and the clutch needs replacing. The question is, minus
> the cost of the clutch, how much does labor run? I guess I could call
> the nissan dealship, but I'm an internet junky
> Thanks

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