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R32 Gts-T With Rb25Det Motor- Pressure Plate Needs Changing

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hi im wondering how to drop the gearbox of my 1990 gts-t skyline.

the previous owner had put in a new engine and clutch but the pressure plate went and so the car can select gears but wont move. research put me in the dirction of throw out bearing and pressure plate needing to be changed.

please, any help will be useful.

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My clutch change DIY for the GTR might help a bit. Yours will be a lot easier being a gts-t. Dont assume the previous owner understood what the problem was or was being honest. Pressure plates dont usually die AFAIK. Replacement clutch kits include clutch plate, pressure plate and throw out bearing.

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You want someone to type out a step by step guide to removing your gearbox?

Do you even search?

I guess i was being too specific in my search. Seeing as it is a rear wheel drive and not the awd (which is what i was finding info on) i figured things would be different. Im a noob, to the skyline but not to driving fast cars (2jzgte etc), so thats why im asking advice here. respect

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If you can't just figure out how to pull the box out you shouldn't pull the box out.

So i guess it makes sense to change the entire clutch kit rather than just getting new bearings and pressure plate.

My clutch change DIY for the GTR might help a bit. Yours will be a lot easier being a gts-t. Dont assume the previous owner understood what the problem was or was being honest. Pressure plates dont usually die AFAIK. Replacement clutch kits include clutch plate, pressure plate and throw out bearing.

Thanks! I was told the pressure plate was going like i said (the rattling noise) and i figured the throw out bearing would go hand in hand with that, but since i was also told the clutch was new and needed to be broken in, i was hoping i wouldnt have to buy a new kit. But the burning smell is strong like something is constantly rubbing.Im gonna pull it down and take pictures and keep the site posted. Thanks!

And im new to skyline, so bare with me.

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