CT_00_S2K

Hi S2K lover . I got my car a year ago its a 2000 s2k and its time for a clutch replacement at 140k.I know there's alot of forums out there about this topic but they wasnt specific on which motor mount to take off and which bolt should I take off from the mount. And how should i surport the engine ? Sorry to sound like a novice . Hopefully you guys can help me . Thank you ...

japhethwar

You don't take any engine mounts off. Just loosen the six bolts that hold the front subframe in. You only need to lower it a couple of inches. No need to support the engine. No offense but it sounds like this may be out of your league. Find a friend with some knowledge or call a pro.

CT_00_S2K

Thank you for the reply Jap .I have done a clutch before on my civic but this look like a whole different ball game . I just wanting to know about the engine tilt thats all. How can you learn if you dont do it yourself right ? I got a couple of my buddys coming over and helping me they have some knowledge.

zeroptzero

There is quite a procedure to get to the point of removing the tranny, including support of the front subframe as it gets lowered, and disconnecting the steering shaft. I think there is a diy on this site but a shop manual is really what you need. An extra set of hands really helps too.

RoninS2k

These two threads helped me out the most.

PM me or post in this thread and I will try to help anyway i can (just did this a month ago)

http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/t...all/index.html

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/384...1#entry7560891

p0staboy

When i did mine i never touched the steering shaft.

OP do you have a hoist to do it on? I can't even picture doing this without the car being REALLY high off the ground. Before I did it I thought it was going to be a big pain but it wasn't that bad. Keep in mind I did mine on a hoist.

CT_00_S2K

Thanks guys i needed all the info i can get . Thanks for your support and knowledge . "LONG LIVE S2K ".

99SH

Also note that you can access the top 2 transmission bolts from under the hood. G'luck