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Looking for step by step procedure to replace a clutch assembly in a 2004 hyundai tiburon with a 2.0 liter 4 cylinder engine ...

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To do this job you will need a lot of time and above average skill level. You will need a good flat place to work, a good floor jack and a fixture to keep the engine from falling, and a pilot bar to align the clutch disc.. The actual instructions can be found in any decent manual...(chiltons, haynes etc) but art too long to re-write here. if you have any specific questions along the way post back and I'm sure someone will help out!!!
good luck!

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