92 honda accord hard to start when cold

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Feb 27, 2013, 11:17 AM

I love replacing clutches on Hondas--I did mine for $56. You can see the picture of my Perfection clutch to the left. It takes a few specialized tools; e.g. an engine support, crankshaft holding tool, 12-point metric sockets to remove the clutch and flywheel (to replace the pilot bearing), and a torque wrench. It helps to have air tools but it is not necessary.

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