What to charge for clutch install
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What to charge for clutch install
Its a 90 2wd Toyota pick-up with a 4 speed. What should I charge to put it in. Not a shop just a backyard guy trying to buy race car parts lol.
droppedf100- Posts : 176
Join date : 2009-09-28
Location : South Jersey
Re: What to charge for clutch install
If he furnishes all the parts,I would charge $100
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
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Location : Jackson, Ohio
Re: What to charge for clutch install
$100 sounds fair because it will not take you very long. EASY MONEY!!
whatbumper- Posts : 3024
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
what ....yall are on crack !!!!! bunch of whores .......... im brining my broke shit up yall to fix ....
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
whatbumper wrote:$100 sounds fair because it will not take you very long. EASY MONEY!!
This is true,No reason to overcharge,I know how it feels to be overcharged for shit. Happens to me everyday seems like. But,I like helping people
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
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Location : Jackson, Ohio
Re: What to charge for clutch install
not sure how much of a job it is........but I aint gettin on my back for some 100 dollar moonlight money Job.
You work on these turds all day you damn sure dont wanna do it at the house.
You work on these turds all day you damn sure dont wanna do it at the house.
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Age : 53
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
I could believe that about you It's not alway's about the Money Jon,it's about helping people.
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
Join date : 2008-12-03
Location : Jackson, Ohio
Re: What to charge for clutch install
LOL yeah I was thinking like 200. He will supply parts but I am going to get the flywheel machined. Not sure what a shop would charge thats why Im asking. If he helps which i REALLY dont want I guess i can do it cheaper.
droppedf100- Posts : 176
Join date : 2009-09-28
Location : South Jersey
Re: What to charge for clutch install
trust me, I prolly help more people than most on here........for free..................bbf-falcon wrote:I could believe that about you It's not alway's about the Money Jon,it's about helping people.
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
richter69 wrote:trust me, I prolly help more people than most on here........for free..................bbf-falcon wrote:I could believe that about you It's not alway's about the Money Jon,it's about helping people.
You didn't help me, and I begged, j/k
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
droppedf100 wrote:LOL yeah I was thinking like 200. He will supply parts but I am going to get the flywheel machined. Not sure what a shop would charge thats why Im asking. If he helps which i REALLY dont want I guess i can do it cheaper.
The 2wd's are really simple on a Toyota. I changed one in about 2hrs w/lift.
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
Join date : 2008-12-03
Location : Jackson, Ohio
Re: What to charge for clutch install
bbf-falcon I feel like you do on this issue.I help alot of people all the time up here at the Dealership.All my friends call me to get the buddy discount.Made alot of friends along the way.It helps me too when I need a favor from the plummer or A/C man. I'm never going to be rich doing this.so I might as well help people when I can.Michael
PROSTREET66- Posts : 245
Join date : 2009-08-13
Age : 64
Location : GREENSBORO N.C.
Re: What to charge for clutch install
PROSTREET66 wrote:bbf-falcon I feel like you do on this issue.I help alot of people all the time up here at the Dealership.All my friends call me to get the buddy discount.Made alot of friends along the way.It helps me too when I need a favor from the plummer or A/C man. I'm never going to be rich doing this.so I might as well help people when I can.Michael
Very well said, my thoughts exactly.
342g- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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My thoughts exactly. It all comes around at one time or another. I get taken advantage of alot,but It makes me feel good and thats what matters most of all
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
Join date : 2008-12-03
Location : Jackson, Ohio
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the original poster is gonna be on his back fighting this thing for at least two 6 hour days....dont ask me how I know
138- Posts : 1593
Join date : 2009-08-19
Re: What to charge for clutch install
richter69 wrote:not sure how much of a job it is........but I aint gettin on my back for some 100 dollar moonlight money Job.
You work on these turds all day you damn sure dont wanna do it at the house.
i agree with jon like an ol man once told me i dont need the practice anymore its time to make the money
phil1206- Posts : 71
Join date : 2009-08-09
Location : ohio
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I dont see where the op stated this was a charity case in the first place?????????
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
I always assume it's charity when something comes to me instead of a dealership. All I was saying is that I could do that job in less than ONE hour (done it a few times) so $100 would be fine. I don't know that guys skills so I guess we should have said something like $75-100 an hour. Of course I only charged a guy $50 to change the plugs in his 2001 F-150 because it only took me about 35 minutes instead of the 2 hours that a Ford dealership was going to charge him.
whatbumper- Posts : 3024
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
whatbumper wrote:I always assume it's charity when something comes to me instead of a dealership. All I was saying is that I could do that job in less than ONE hour (done it a few times) so $100 would be fine. I don't know that guys skills so I guess we should have said something like $75-100 an hour. Of course I only charged a guy $50 to change the plugs in his 2001 F-150 because it only took me about 35 minutes instead of the 2 hours that a Ford dealership was going to charge him.
you should try a 3 valve................
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
richter69 wrote:whatbumper wrote:I always assume it's charity when something comes to me instead of a dealership. All I was saying is that I could do that job in less than ONE hour (done it a few times) so $100 would be fine. I don't know that guys skills so I guess we should have said something like $75-100 an hour. Of course I only charged a guy $50 to change the plugs in his 2001 F-150 because it only took me about 35 minutes instead of the 2 hours that a Ford dealership was going to charge him.
you should try a 3 valve................
how bad does that job suck?
A boy I hired last summer to do some odd jobs took 8 hours to change the spark plugs on my Duramax work truck. Yes, I know, no spark plugs. but he didn't know that. hehehe I told him at about 5:00pm.
whatbumper- Posts : 3024
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
Damn I hope not.138 wrote:the original poster is gonna be on his back fighting this thing for at least two 6 hour days....dont ask me how I know
And yes the charity here is the dude not getting raped going to a shop.
droppedf100- Posts : 176
Join date : 2009-09-28
Location : South Jersey
Re: What to charge for clutch install
whatbumper wrote:richter69 wrote:whatbumper wrote:I always assume it's charity when something comes to me instead of a dealership. All I was saying is that I could do that job in less than ONE hour (done it a few times) so $100 would be fine. I don't know that guys skills so I guess we should have said something like $75-100 an hour. Of course I only charged a guy $50 to change the plugs in his 2001 F-150 because it only took me about 35 minutes instead of the 2 hours that a Ford dealership was going to charge him.
you should try a 3 valve................
how bad does that job suck?
A boy I hired last summer to do some odd jobs took 8 hours to change the spark plugs on my Duramax work truck. Yes, I know, no spark plugs. but he didn't know that. hehehe I told him at about 5:00pm.
they did one here awhile back, 20 hours.
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
I heard the 5.4 tritton is a biscuit to change the plugs on. There, I've been chewing Orbit sugar free gum so I don't have a dirty mouth anymore. I want to swear but I don't need to have a talking to from a mod.
bb429power- Posts : 3129
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
glad i dont work on them turds...............
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Re: What to charge for clutch install
bb429power wrote:I heard the 5.4 tritton is a biscuit to change the plugs on. There, I've been chewing Orbit sugar free gum so I don't have a dirty mouth anymore. I want to swear but I don't need to have a talking to from a mod.
they are not that bad. you just need to figure out which way to lay on the engine to reach everything. the front 6 are fairly easy and the back passenger is not bad but the driver side bolt that holds the coil pack down is under the fuel rail so it takes a little time to get the little screw out.
whatbumper- Posts : 3024
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