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Do you have to pull the engine out of a 98 Saturn sedan to replace the clutch?
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∙ 14y ago
To replace the clutch you must separate the engine and transmission. For a front wheel drive vehicle, separating the engine and transmission can only be accomplished by removing the engine.
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