1998 subaru outback wagon clutch job

[sexystover]

what kind of work/toosl are needed to do a clutch on onw. i can get the wagon for 500 the lady said but it needs a clutch and 4 tires maybe plugs and wires also. so i want to knwo what i will be getting into if i buy it and try to do the clutch job. ive done one on a civic but im sure its much different seeing as how its 4wd

[TROLL]

the trans is mounted like a rwd car, with it coming off the back of the engine and down the trans tunnel... its a $300-$400 job if you were to take it to a shop but if you're mechanically inclined i'm sure you can do it yourself... it'll probably take a full day if its your first time doing it.

[sexystover]

so what am i looking at cost wise.. and yes i am mechanicly inclined i have many hand tools and a jack with 4-6 jack stands, and im also going into my second year of votech (auto tech program). so can i do it with a jack and jack stands or do i need a lift?

[AREA1320]

A clutch job from us costs $375 + parts. We do about 2-3 a week here.

[sexystover]

well i want to do everything myself because i want to get to know the car and get the experience im juts wondering if i need any special tools or will i be able to do it using jackstand a jack and a socket set?

[Buster]

I woudnt recomend doing it on the ground. It doesnt leave you much room to get it in. All you really need is a 10mm 12mm and a 14mm and some patience really lol. Make sure the clutch comes with the alignment tool and dont just throw a disc in do the whole thing at once as a whole assembly. You really arent going to want to go in there a few more times for the TB or flywheel. Being that its just a regular N/A subaru you dont need any special parts, dont totally cheap out but its still okay to be frugal. All together shouldnt be much more than 250-300 with everything.

[teh DIRT]

its not comfortable on the ground, but its not hard at all. Youll want the car up very high though. you need room for the trans to drop and be moved out of hte way.