20-04-2005
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| £££ of fitting a new clutch What sort of prices have you lot paid to have a clutch (recon/new) fitted in the UK. The quotes I'm getting seem crazy.
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20-04-2005
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| Re: £££ of fitting a new clutch I Was Quoted £120 For The Complete Job Mate
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01-05-2005
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| Classic Uno Obsessive  | Re: £££ of fitting a new clutch £120 sounds like a very good price. The Uno isn't the quickest of clutches to change, and I would have thought it would be more in the £150+ range. However, on my last Uno I changed the clutch myself. Cost me about £30 for the clutch and that was it! Chas
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